hydrangeas - A Selection

Hydrangea Paniculata Phantom has one of the largest flower heads of this variety. This hardy shrub has large white upright panicles that cover the plant in early summer that gradually fade to light pink throughout the autumn. This variety has a slight spreading habit making it an ideal shrub for adding to a border. The blooms make a beautiful display making them ideal for cutting. Height:150cm (59”). Spread: 250cm (98”). Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Lanarth White' is a large deciduous shrub producing lacecap flowers from mid summer into autumn. The pale flowerheads are a deeper colour when in bud. In alkaline soil the flowers take on a pink tinge, while in acidic soil they will be blue. Protect from cold, drying winds. Prune hard in spring to enhance flowering. Height 100-150cm.

In Japan this hardy shrub has long been used for making a refreshing herbal brew. Better known as Amacha, this sweetly flavoured tea is made from the dried leaves of Hydrangea serrata.

Introducing the Ground-Covering Hydrangea! Hydrangea paniculata Groundbreaker is a groundbreaking variety that reaches a modest height of just 30-40 cm, making it ideal for borders, low-maintenance ground cover, or even as a charming accent in patio containers. Its compact size also makes it a delightful choice as a centerpiece for garden tables. From July to November, this hydrangea is adorned with small white blooms that gradually turn a soft pink as the season unfolds. Perfect for adding

Hydrangea arborescens ?Lime Rickey? offers an eye-catching display with its rounded, deciduous form and striking lime green flower heads that gradually fade to white as the season progresses. This versatile shrub, featuring broad dark green leaves, provides a stunning contrast and adds a touch of elegance to your garden. The large, domed flower clusters, reaching up to 15 cm (6") across, are perfect for both fresh and dried floral arrangements, making them a popular choice for cut

Luscious flowers that change colour

?Glam Rock? is a heralded variety of Hydrangea macrophylla that won Best Plant Variety at The Grower of the Year Awards 2014, in the ?Hardy Nursery Stock? category, and its clear to see why! Continuously colour changing, large, dome-like blooms, in stunningly clear tones and littered with dozen after dozen of florets. Starting out in red, with blue centres and tipped with an electric lime green on each petal. Through the season you will see a second flush of repeat flowering blooms later on,

Introducing Hydrangea macrophylla 'Midnight Pearl', a striking new variety that combines the drama of dark purple-green foliage with the elegance of creamy-white blooms, each delicately accented by a dark pink edge. The stunning foliage provides a long-lasting display of colour, creating a rich backdrop that enhances the beauty of surrounding plants. This eye-catching shrub is perfect for adding impact to low-maintenance borders, or for creating a standout feature in larger containers on

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Genéve' is a stunning mophead hydrangea, featuring pillowy domes of blue to purple flower heads adorned with darker blue streaks. The strong stems keep the blooms upright, preventing flopping, while the long-lasting flowers brighten your garden over an extended season. The dried flower heads remain throughout autumn and early winter, providing visual interest and texture long after the blooms fade. This reliable deciduous shrub makes a superb addition to mixed borders

This hydrangea produces blooms up to 12cm across in a variety of colours from pink to blue depending on the pH level of the soil it is growing in. Its beautiful dark green leaves with its red petioles and veins make this plant a head turner even before the flowers bloom. Flowers change colour as they age - creating a multi-coloured effect! Flowers June-October. Bloomstar will eventually reach a height of about 90-120cm and 120-150cm wide. They grow well in full sun and partial shade, also

The Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer' range is so named because it keeps producing flowers?and flowers?and more flowers! From May until September, this hardy shrub produces copious amounts of pretty, lacecap blooms, the petals of which can be either delicate pink or bold blue depending on soil acidity. If its seemingly endless season isn't enough to make you 'Twist & Shout', the plant's red stems also look lovely against its foliage, which is dark green in colour. Although it grows best in

Gasp at the size of these extraordinary blooms that shift through subtle shades of luminous green! As early as June, 'Magical Lime Sparkle' bursts into life with breathtaking conical flowers that deliver a zing of lime green to kick start the summer season. As they mature, the flowers lighten to a pale chartreuse and soft apple green before taking on a pretty blush of pink as the nights cool. Despite its large blooms, Hydrangea paniculata 'Magical Lime Sparkle' remains the perfect size, small

As with many varieties, Hydrangea macrophylla 'Glam Rock' produces widely different colour tones depending on the soil pH. If the soil is neutral to alkaline (a pH of 7 to 14) then flowers will be more pink-red-green. In acid soils (pH less than 7) the flowers will tend to be more purple-blue-green in their colouration, with blooms being bluer, the lower the pH gets. Features and Benefits Flowers constantly change colours Grow the most colourful hydrangea ever! Planting time: September to

An exciting mophead variety with large double white blooms, the petals edged with rich pink-red margins, creating a striking bi-coloured effect.