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- Plant the climbing hydrangea as a screen in the tub
- Which trellis aids are suitable?
- Plant climbing hydrangea in a tub
- Tips & Tricks
Climbing hydrangeas also thrive in the bucket
Plant the climbing hydrangea as a screen in the tub
The attractive, lushly climbing climbing hydrangeas with their beautiful cream-white plate blossoms are not only suitable for planting house walls and the like, they can also be cultivated in the bucket, supplied with a suitable climbing aid.
Which trellis aids are suitable?
Nobody likes to sit on the balcony, on the terrace or in the sitting area in the garden like on the presentation plate and is at the mercy of all eyes. For this reason, a privacy screen is installed at such locations, which need not consist of just one wall. Much more beautiful is a natural screen, like him merrily climbing plants that create the climbing hydrangea with the years. For this purpose, plant the climbing hydrangea in a sufficiently large planter - the bigger the better - and offer her a climbing aid. Suitable trellis aids for the bucket are, for example:
However, cast iron pyramids or obelisks look especially pretty.
Plant climbing hydrangea in a tub
It is important that the planter is as big and deep as possible - in this case there is not too large a planter. In addition, the vessel should have a drain hole on the ground, so that excess irrigation water can flow away and does not form waterlogging - compared to this climbing hydrangeas are very sensitive. Climbing hydrangeas are planted in the bucket as follows:
Now you can carefully attach the individual shoots to the climbing aid. But do not pull the threads too tight, otherwise the plant may be injured.
Tips & Tricks
Hydrangeas are very thirsty plants. This is particularly true for plants cultivated in pots, which is why you must always water well and abundantly. The earth must not dry out. Nevertheless, it is essential to avoid waterlogging.