by Gaynor Naylor | Jun 17, 2012 | Featured - Home Page
Also named from ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and the result of hybridization of ‘Snow Queen’ and ‘PeeWee’ Another great compact cultivar, hybridized just for smaller landscapes and containers. It grows to 1m high and has large white spikes that quickly turn to pink. After all...
by Gaynor Naylor | Jun 17, 2012 | Featured - Home Page
With a loose open habit. Leave fresh green, without red tints. Flowers white in loose panicles. Gardens found in the 10 surveyed in 2010: JCR UKPlant Finder 2012: Not listed
by Gaynor Naylor | Jun 17, 2012 | Featured - Home Page
This cultivar discussed in “Hydrangeas forAmericanGardens” by Michael A. Dirr. He says that ‘Shannon’ is a double with up to 20 sepals per cluster, double clusters are not densely borne, creating an open inflorescence, more upright than...
by Gaynor Naylor | Apr 1, 2012 | Quercifolia
Bed B: Plant 21b Dwarf form with pure white sterile florets half covering the fertile florets UK Plant Finder: 2012 = 9 nurseries
by Gaynor Naylor | Jun 17, 2012 | Featured - Home Page
Joy Creek Nursery (www.joycreek.com) say: We have grown this for so many years that we have lost track of its provenance. All that remains is the name. Half-foot panicles of white grace this large shrub with individual florets arranged in an open fashion. The large,...
