Hydrangea petiolaris cordifolia

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I have a Climbing Hydrangea to. I have had it a number of years, I like the bark on it and the little finger projections it uses to cling to things if it was allowed to. You can read about it here: Climbing Hydrangea
 

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I have a Climbing Hydrangea to. I have had it a number of years, I like the bark on it and the little finger projections it uses to cling to things if it was allowed to. You can read about it here: Climbing Hydrangea
Nice tree. Is it the same variéty as mine 'petiolaris cordifolia' ? And do you have flowers with yours ?
 

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Nice tree. Is it the same variéty as mine 'petiolaris cordifolia' ? And do you have flowers with yours ?
'petiolaris cordifolia' seems to be a dwarf? I think? Mine appears to be a standard vine and the leaves can be pretty good size for a Bonsai. Yes my tree does bloom. It was potted last year in the Bonsai pot and sulked for a while. This year it only has 1 flower bud on it, I expect it to have lots of blooms next year. In the past it was a reliable bloomer before putting it into the Bonsai pot. This is a large Bonsai and it does weigh a lot. It will not fit in my car either. I actually wired my tree for a number of years and also use pulleys to hold the branches up until they get big enough to stay upright on their own. Basically my tree pretty much had no branches on the right side of it and they have all been developed and they grow fast.
 

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ok thanks, i see no flower bud on mine now.. so i guess i'll have no flowers this year :rolleyes:
 

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Autumnal yellow color ->
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The brown spots on the leaves are sunburns. This tree recieve morning sunlight only but it would probably prefer partial shade (to avoid sunburns)

Next spring, i plan to repot it and straighten it up a little to the left.
 

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Thanks.. the tree is healthy. And it will produce flowers this year, finaly. I repotted it this spring to lift up a little ->
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the leaves and the flower buds developp very quickly, i'll take new pics soon
 

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same for me i'm curious to see the flowers (finished to developp in June normally)
 

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I have one growing in the ground at my house for 14yrs have yet to see flowers
 

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Gorgeous!
thanks, maybe next year there will be more flowers, all over the tree.. i think i produces flowers on the extremity of the strong branches so i don't think it can produce flowers on small branches, on the top..
 

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I love these. I have tried to root hardwood cuttings but failed. I think that is odd because it seems like it would readily root.
 
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