Hi all.
I have a mature climbing hydrangea that is growing next to a structure that we will renovate.
It is several meters tall and wide.
The trunk (as pictured) has a diameter of perhaps 6", and is close (again perhaps 6") from structure.
The renovation will involve work on the foundations (likely to require the excavation and laying of new concrete) as well as the house exterior (replacing all siding and trim). I’m hoping that with some care and consideration in the cement work and perhaps some temporary artificial supports that will allow the removal of the vines from the wall, it can be saved.
It’s a beauty and I’d love to see it grace the renovated building.
Any advice or suggestions on minimizing risk of damage / trauma to the hydrangea would be most welcome.
Thanks very much
Steve