Climbing hydrangeas are patience plants—some take 7 years to first bloom even with perfect care. Once established, they reward with vigorous growth and beautiful flowers. Key tip: if pruning, do it in late June or early July. They bloom on old wood; fall, winter, or spring pruning removes flower buds.
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