A lacecap hydrangea with coloured sepals according to the soil acidity, however after flowering when it moves to its autumn colours the sepals turn over to reveal dark wine red colours which makes it even better for autumn flower arranging.
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Pretty white flowers in summer attractive to pollinating bees and butterflies. Contrasting dark green leaves, which turn shades of pale yellow, and bronze before falling in autumn. White berries can be held throughout winter, adding interest to the shrub border and a food supply to birds. Easy to grow in full to part shade.
A vigorous deciduous shrub with vibrant yellow flowers in early spring. Leaves turn a clear golden yellow in autumn. Very hardy and easy to grow.
Often mistaken for a lilac. The grey leaves fall off during winter, leaving the amazing mauve purple flower panicles.
A vigorous deciduous shrub with stunning autumn colour and white flowers in spring
A very pretty hydrangea as the variegated foliage makes it attractive in flower or not. Pretty lacecap flower heads in summer. A must for any serious hydrangea collector, although it is so easy to grow it will add to any garden.
Rare semi-evergreen shrub with dark blue star flowers followed by iridescent blue berries