A very pretty and relatively rare cultivar with flowers of serrated pinkish red sepals bordered by a thin band of white, providing an unusual and striking appearance. Top-notch and one of the most striking in our collection, greeting people at our woodland entrance.
Container size: 5"
The floriferous snow storm of mopheads arrives early and sticks around, blooming and reblooming right up to the first frost. This sturdy bush resists mildew and tipburn. Well adapted to southern climes and high light areas.
Container Size: 4"
A sport from Hydrangea macrophylla var. normalis 'Tricolor' shared with us by Marco Stufano, with silvery emargined and blotched foliage and large, striking lacecaps of blue centers surrounded by white sepals. A very pretty Hydrangea form for which we thank Marco and the fine folks at Wave Hill.…
Hydrangeas always remind us of the decorous era Edith Wharton evokes in her novels. This discreetly lavish hydrangea, overflowing with serene, lavenderesque blue mounds with white lacecaps, and gray-green foliage, belongs in your next novel, as well as your garden.
Container size: 5"
This Japanese hydrangea has extremely narrow foliage along stems to 3 ft., and the loveliest of diminutive white lacecaps nestled within. Though a hardy and durable selection, it appears so delicate that one almost wants to whisper in its presence.
Container size: 5"
The new growth of this hydrangea is a rich burgundy throughout the season. Come midsummer, from buds opening ruby red, discs of pink, fertile flowers are surrounded by pinkish-white sterile florets picoteed in rose-red. An outstanding cultivar from Japan.
Container size: 4"
For partially shaded gardens, oakleaf hydrangeas are a must. Native to the American southeast, it combines boldness of form with multiple seasons of interest. The plants present enormous panicles of creamy-white, fully double flowers held at the ends of stems clad with the namesake oak-like foliage…
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Bombshell’s name reflects the way the dwarf bush explodes from summer to fall, with more flowers per plant than any other Hydrangea paniculata — and complemented by medium green foliage. Thrives in sun or shade.
Container Size: 4"
It's a real pleasure to encounter a standout sport of a well-established variety. This lovely find of the dwarf form of 'Pee Wee' was discovered by Peter Catt of the United Kingdom. After first emerging bright golden-yellow, the foliage morphs to a pleasing chartreuse over the course of the…
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