Schizophragma hydrangeoides 'Roseum'/Japanese Hydrangea Vine

Handsome foliage of the vine with a few dry flowers hanging under the foliage
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Handsome foliage of the vine with a few dry flowers hanging under the foliage	Vine climbing a tree trunk	Overall image of vine on tree trunk
Close-up image of foliage and dried hydrangea-like flowers	Mature flower heads on plants growing on a tree trunk at the Birmingham Botanical Garden	Flowers and foliage on this hydrangea vine growing on a tree trunk


Scientific Name:	Schizophragma hydrangeoides 'Roseum'
Common Name:	Japanese Hydrangea Vine
Plant Type:	Deciduous
Leaf Type:	Broadleaf
Hardiness Zone:	5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Determine Your Zone
Height:	8-10 feet
Spread:	5 - 10 feet
Bloom time:	Summer
Flower color:	Pink
Fruit present:	Fall, Winter
Fruit color:	Brown
Light Exposure:	Part Sun, Filtered Shade, Morning sun
Drainage:	Well drained, Moist,
Rate of Growth:	Moderate
Water Requirement:	Medium
Maintenance Level:	Low
Susceptible to insects and diseases:	Yes

Comments:	This is an interesting climbing vine that looks somewhat like a climbing hydrangea. It clings to rough surfaces like tree trunks and other wood surfaces. The flowers are about six to eight inches across resemble hydrangea blooms.