Bed L: Plant 17 With pinkish fertile florets surrounded by white sterile florets which slowly turn...
serrata ‘Kurenai’
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Serrata
This species is native to Japan and much of both collecting from the wild and breeding of new cultivars has been carried out in Japan thus explaining the mostly Japanese names. They are mostly smaller and more delicately structured that hydrangea macrophylla lacecaps. Their leaves are smaller and thinner and often colour reddish in the autumn. The flowers heads are also smaller and more delicate, however this does not distract from their beauty as there are plenty of stunningly beautiful cultivars now available.
serrata ‘Kurohime’
Bed V: Plant 14 Fertile florets mauve, Sterile florets purplish pink Gardens found in the 28 pre...
serrata ‘Matshime nishiki’
Bed Z: Plant 27 Pale pink sterile florets UK Plant Finder: Not listed
serrata ‘Miranda’ Haworth-Booth pre 1980
Bed L: Plant 02 & Bed N: Plant 09 AGM A dwarf delicate shrub with 6 to 10 pale pink or blue...
serrata ‘Miyama-Yae-Muraski’ (Takeshi Seto 1950)
Bed V: Plant 14 The name is from Myama, an area near Tokyo, Yae means double, and Murasaki is...
serrata ‘Momoiro-yama ajisai’
Bed C: Plant 28 Fertile florets white, sterile florets pale pink UK Plant Finder: Not listed
serrata ‘Mount Aso’
Bed N: Plant 04 A beautiful cultivar with very flat heads of bluish fertile flowers surrounded by...
serrata ‘Muraski Kobai’
Bed D: Plant 12 With small delicate sprays of pink or blue lacecaps UK Plant Finder: Not...
serrata ‘Odoriko amacha’
Bed C: Plant 32 Fertile florets pinkish in bud opening blue, surrounded by pure white sterile...
serrata ‘Oto hime’
Bed C: Plant 29 Fertile flowers with pink buds opening white surrounded by pure white sterile...