2ND REQUEST - FLOWERING CLIMBING VINE - Ask Extension
HELLO,
IS THERE A PERENNIAL FLOWERING CLIMBING VINE GROWING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF A HOUSE THAT WILL NOT HARM MASONARY OR BRICK ON A HOUSE?
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2ND REQUEST - FLOWERING CLIMBING VINE #879811
Asked August 01, 2024, 6:27 PM EDT
HELLO,
IS THERE A PERENNIAL FLOWERING CLIMBING VINE GROWING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF A HOUSE THAT WILL NOT HARM MASONARY OR BRICK ON A HOUSE?
Oakland County Michigan
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Hello Monica,
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A climbing hydrangea might be a good choice. They are not too aggressive and can tolerate partial sun. They will form aerial roots, so you may want to put up a trellis of some kind to separate the plant from your building. Depending on how much sun the area gets, you might also consider a clematis, but they would need 6 or more hours of sunlight to do well.
https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/hydrangea-anomala/
https://extension.psu.edu/clematis-queen-of-the-vines
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