Climbing hydrangea at tree base suffers dense shade and root competition—no water/nutrients. Move to dappled shade with reliable moisture. Feed high-nitrogen fertilizer June/July next year to stimulate growth.
Location correction is essential—this vine needs light and water to bloom.
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