Macrophylla Lacecaps
Hydrangea macrophylla is a native of China, Korea, and the Himalayas. The original form Hydrangea macrophylla var.normalis has broad leaves and lacecap flower heads with mostly small fertile florets surrounded by a few of the larger sterile florets. However, intensive breeding programs soon produced improved lacecap cultivars with many more and larger sterile florets and in a wider range of hues.
Hydrangea macrophylla Blaumeise
A brief history of the macrophylla cultivars
A BRIEF HISTORY OF HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA H = Hortensis = Mop Head L = Lace Cap USP: =...
macrophylla ‘Louis Sauvage’
Bed E: Plant 10 Gardens found in the 10 surveyed in 2010: DA ESV AW UK Plant Finder 2012: Not...
macrophylla ‘Great Other’
Bed D: Plant 20 The sterile florets have sepals with narrow bases that do not overlap. They are...
macrophylla ‘Zhuni Hito’
Bed M: Plant 18 Clusters of double flowers, pink, white or a mixture of both (description...
macrophylla ‘Zorro’ (Dan Heims) 2000
Bed Z: Plant 08 A new cultivar characterized by prominent dark purple-brown stems, dark green...
macrophylla ‘Snow’
Bed U: Plant 16 A sport from 'Libelle' It is similar, but has even more pure white sterile florets...
macrophylla ‘Nadeshiko-Gaku’
Bed B: Plant 08 The fertile florets are blue, surrounded by the sterile florets that have...
macrophylla ‘Louis Sauvage’
Bed F: Plant 10 Description to follow soon Gardens: DA Gardens found in the 10 surveyed in 2010:...