A distinct cultivar characterized by its upright and somewhat outwardly spreading plant habit;...
These are the subject of our National Collection! Native to China & Japan this species has its flowers in panicles (long tapering cones) which usually hang from the branches but may sometimes grow upright. They normally form a large bush with vigorous ascending and spreading branches. They will flower on new wood and respond well to pruning by producing larger panicles. The first cultivars were all white but breeding programmes have produced many new cultivars with flowers that turn green, pink and even red as they mature.
Paniculata ‘Early Sensation’
A cross between Dharuma and Pink Diamond. As the name suggests this paniculata flowers earlier...
Paniculata ‘Everest’ (Hilliers Garden 1989)
Bed S: Plant 28 Syn. mount Everest, AM 1990 Stronger habit even than ‘Grandiflora’ with many firm...
paniculata ‘Everest’ (Sir Harold Hillier Gardens 1989)
Syn.: 'Mount Everest, AM 1990 Stronger habit than even 'Grandiflora', with many firm stems and...
Paniculata ‘EX Azo volcano, Japan’
Gardens found in the 28 pre 2000 surveyed: WIN
Paniculata ‘Ezo-nori-utsigi’
Gardens found in the 10 surveyed in 2010: KAL
paniculata ‘f. velutina’
No description found for this cultivar Gardens found in the 28 pre 2000 surveyed: MS UKPlant...
Paniculata ‘Fire and Ice’
This new panicle hydrangea puts on a better show than many other varieties from early summer to...
Paniculata ‘Floribunda’
Floribunda means free flowering. This is a cultivar brought from Japan in the 1860s. The cone...
paniculata ‘From Japan’
UKPlant Finder: Last listed in 2008