How Do You Care For A Hydrangea Seemannii?
The Hydrangea seemannii is part of the Hydrangeaceae family and is often noted to be a strong climber. It, to some, is easily identified by the small white (sometimes cream colored) flowers that it sports during a summer bloom and by its ability to self adhere and its shiny leaves. Caring for this plant however is not always an easy task. Here is a simple guide to help you care for and grow a healthy Hydrangea seemannii. Choose a planting location (if possible) that is both shaded and near a sturdy structure such as a wall or fence. The Hydrangea seemannii is a climber by nature and will attain best growth (upwards of 20 to 30 feet) when it is allowed the chance to grow as it is inclined to. Provide the proper soil. The Hydrangea seemannii thrives in a fertile, healthy, moist and well drained soil. A rich manure fertilizer would be optimal for this garden climber. Water this plant regularly to prevent the soil from becoming dry or drying out. 2 to 3 times per week should be adequate if
