Schizophragma integrifolium VAR. fauriei Live Variegated Vine – Rare Climbing Hydrangea Cousin – Huge White and Pink Lacecap Flowers – Self-Clinging Hardy Vine – 4” Pot

Schizophragma integrifolium var. fauriei is a rare variegated and exceptional climbing vine often considered an elevated alternative to traditional climbing hydrangea. Featuring velvety grey-green foliage and vigorous self-clinging stems, this hardy climber produces enormous dinner-plate-sized lacecap blooms with delicate teardrop bracts surrounding creamy central flowers that turn to pink as they age. Perfect for growing up trees, stone walls, or garden structures, this vigorous yet refined vine delivers dramatic vertical beauty and woodland elegance. Offered in a 3” pot, this rare starter plant establishes quickly and becomes a breathtaking focal point in the landscape.

• 🌿 Rare variegated Hydrangea Cousin – A stunning alternative to Hydrangea petiolaris with stronger vigor and dramatic blooms.
• 🌸 Dinner-Plate Size Flowers – Massive lacecap-style corymbs with teardrop bracts create bold summer impact.
• 🌫 Velvety Grey-Green Foliage – Smooth matte leaves add soft texture and elegance all season long.
• 🧗 Self-Clinging Climber – Attaches to trees, stone walls, and structures without extra support.
• 🏡 Perfect Vertical Statement – Gorgeous trained up a tree trunk, arbor, or masonry wall for woodland drama.