pinewood perennial gardens

Hortensia Group. The original reblooming hydrangea develops large blooms that turn blue in acid and pink in alkaline soils. Prune fading flowers to promote a second flush of flowers during late summer. 3-6' high by 3-6' wide. Z 4-9.

Hortensia Group. A reblooming hydrangea with pure white blooms of semi-double florets gradually mature to a sweet, pink blush agains dark-green foliage. Remove spent blooms for continuous flowering. Flowers on new wood. 3-6' high and wide. Z 4-9.

Hortensia Group. A reblooming hydrangea with pure white blooms of semi-double florets gradually mature to a sweet, pink blush agains dark-green foliage. Remove spent blooms for continuous flowering. Flowers on new wood. 3-6' high and wide. Z 4-9.

Lacecap Group. A reblooming lacecap variety. Pink or perwinkle flowers (depending on soil pH) bloom from early summer all the way through fall. Dark green foliage in summer turns burgundy in fall. Flowers on old and new wood. 3-5' high and wide. Z 4-9.

Lacecap Group. A reblooming lacecap variety. Pink or perwinkle flowers (depending on soil pH) bloom from early summer all the way through fall. Dark green foliage in summer turns burgundy in fall. Flowers on old and new wood. 3-5' high and wide. Z 4-9.

An elegant lacecap hydrangea with wide, pure white variegation to brighten any garden. During summer, an outer ring of white sterile flowers surround inner fertile flowers that turn blue in acidic and pink in alkaline soils. 3-5' ht. Z 5-9.

Hortensia Group. Large, blue inflorescences, when grown in acidic soil (pink in alkaline), from July into September on 6' high plants. Z 6-9.

Hortensia Group. Large, blue inflorescences, when grown in acidic soil (pink in alkaline), from July into September on 6' high plants. Z 6-9.

A compact panicle hydrangea for smaller gardens. Brilliant white, cone shaped flowers appear on new wood during summer. Prefers full sun to part shade and average to moist soils. 3-5' h x 3-5' w. Z 3-8.

Enormous blooms, on red stems, start out a creamy vanilla-white, changing to a soft pink, and finally to a ripe strawberry-red; best coloration under cooler conditions. Pruning will promote a second flush of flowers. 6-7' ht. Z 4-8.