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Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris DJHJ01008
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$8.00
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4" Pot
A collection by Hinkley DJHJ 01008 from Japan of this climbing Hydrangea. Typical white lacecaps on this self-clinging climber. This is ideal for whizzing up the trunk of a Doug Fir as the rough creviced bark provides the ideal foothold for its tiny adhesive aerial rootlets. Doesn't hurt the host tree and provides great habit along an otherwise barren trunk.
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Izu-no-hana'
Price:
$12.00
In Stock
Quart Pot
This Lacecap Hydrangea never fails to evoke a "Now that is nice!" from us each time it comes into flower. Yet it never seems to tire of the compliments. Pink to lavender depending on soil acidity, the double sterile florets surrounding the inner fertile non-petaloid flowers are simply perfection in form and presentation - we wouldn't change a thing.
Hydrangea serrata 'Kiyosumi'
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$12.00
In Stock
Quart Pot
An outstanding selection from Mt Kiyosumi in Japan, this is distinguished by russet and burgundy tones to the new foliage and the lacecap flowers are the perfect complement to that foliage with the sterile florets being white in the center of the flower and blushing into a distinct pink rim. In our shade garden, we have this paired with our collection of Rhododendron falconeri subsp. eximium with its vibrant rusty brown-orange tomentum and both plants play off of one of David Eisenhour's exquisite bronze's which in this case is the seed of a Zulu Daisy. www.eisenhoursculpture.com. The combination has its share of moments of perfection during the growing season.