Hydrangea anomala ssp petiolaris 'Miranda', Miranda Variegated Climbing Hydrangea bog plant eventually 30 feet T &

eventually 30 feet T & 15 feet W

or half so inspiring in color and spicy fragrance

Peacock Gladiola

Produces fewer side branches than 'Newton's Sentry'

clump-forming mound

Hydrangea anomala ssp petiolaris 'Miranda', Miranda Variegated Climbing Hydrangea bog plant eventually 30 feet T &A pretty, variegated, deciduous vine, it grows relatively slowly at first but is always lovely and takes off in a few years. Dark green heart shaped leaves with yellow margins fade to cream as the summer progresses. Fuzzy, white, early summer lace cap flowers become shiny black fruit, and when not in leaf, the reddish, exfoliating stems of the climbing hydrangea are also interesting. Notably, this Hydrangea manages everything from sunshine to shade,