Hydrangea paniculata "Vanille Fraise" is a popular, winter-hardy shrub featuring large, pyramidal, chameleon-like flower clusters that shift in color from snow-white to deep pink.
The flower clusters are large (25 to 40–50 cm long). When they first open, the flowers are creamy white; they later turn pink, and by the end of the season, they become raspberry or cherry-red.
Hydrangea paniculata "Vanille Fraise" is a popular, winter-hardy shrub featuring large, pyramidal, chameleon-like flower clusters that shift in color from snow-white to deep pink.
ReplyDeleteThe shrub grows to a height of 1.5–2 meters and a diameter of up to 1.5 meters. It has a spreading crown and upright, dark red shoots.
ReplyDeleteThe flower clusters are large (25 to 40–50 cm long). When they first open, the flowers are creamy white; they later turn pink, and by the end of the season, they become raspberry or cherry-red.
ReplyDeleteIt prefers moist, fertile, slightly acidic or acidic soils. The plant does not tolerate lime or drought.
ReplyDeleteRegular and abundant (especially in hot weather); the plant requires a great deal of moisture.
ReplyDeleteWithstands temperatures down to -35°C (USDA zones 4–6, depending on conditions).
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