Schizophragma 'Hydrangeoides'


Schizophragma 'Hydrangeoides'

Height

reaches about 150 centimetres

Leaf
oval, acuminate, thick; dentate margin

Flowering
May-June

Inflorescence
white lacecap


Schizophragma 'Hydrangeoides' Roseum

Schizophragma 'Hydrangeoides'
This is a fine climber with slender but profuse branches. Its flowers are interesting because of the presence of a bract that becomes similar to a white leaf. It is suitable for being planted as a climber or as a cover, and does best in shade or semi-shade. It is not a real hydrangea, though it belongs to the same family (Hydrangeaceae). There also exists a cultivar whose flowers are a delicate shade of pink (Schizophragma hydrangeoides roseum).