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Description

Hydrangea paniculata GrandifloraPaniculate Hydrangea Grandiflora Grown for its impressive show of huge, conical flower panicles in late summer and autumn, Hydrangea paniculata Grandiflora is a large, deciduous shrub with arching branches, not as fussy about acidic soil as most hydrangeas. The ovate, slightly toothed leaves are mid to deep green, turning yellow in autumn. Cone shaped clusters of fertile and infertile florets are borne from the end of July or beginning of August, and

just taste one

Hardiness: Hardy to approx -15°C

which often persist until the following spring – the birds leave them alone

it gives a wonderful display of large sprays of small

Phyllostachys nigra was one of the first bamboos to be brought to the West in the early 19th century

the Asian Star Jasmine has glossy evergreen leaves and jasmine-like scented flowers

Excellent cut flower

Suitable varieties in this hedge can change depending on availability

leafy branches in late Spring and early Summer

early dessert Apple Ben’s Red is very like its parent

and showing the best traits of each plant

Soil: any