Hydrangea barbara ~ Climbing Hydrangea, Woodvamp repeat-blooms Blue Mistflower

Blue Mistflower

(4) Photo by Dick Culbert

Starr 070302-4996 Crassula ovata

Drooping terminal clusters of bright red tubular flowers bloom freely from spring until frost

Rainier cherries are mostly ignored by birds due to the coloration and is crack resistant

Hydrangea barbara ~ Climbing Hydrangea, Woodvamp repeat-blooms Blue MistflowerClimbing Hydrangea is a native semi evergreen woody vine that needs to climb to flower and produces blooms on new wood. The large glossy dark green foliage with paler undersides turns tan in fall. The fragrant flat top clusters of creamy white flowers bloom in late spring. Best bloom in partial sun and rich, moist to wet well drained soils. Will not flower if used as a groundcover. Previously known as Decumaria barbara. Type: Shrub, Vine Height: 12'