Hydrangea anomala petiolaris 'Flying Saucer'

Hydrangea anomala petiolaris 'Flying Saucer' commands attention with oversized lacecap blooms that seem to hover against a backdrop of rich green foliage from late spring into summer. This climbing Hydrangea produces larger flowerheads than other varieties, creating an especially dramatic display of creamy white florets that light up walls, fences and pergolas while also attracting pollinators. Clinging by aerial rootlets, it forms a dense, leafy curtain that brings texture, structure and seasonal interest to shaded spaces. The foliage turns butter yellow in autumn, adding additional interest. Ultimate height: 10m (32.8ft). Ultimate spread: 5m (16.4ft).