This bushy habit hydrangea is robust and upright with dense conical headsof lime-green buds that open to produce simply-structured, cream-whiteflowers with just a flush of pink to soften them. The heads are slightlyheavy making the branches sway which helps add movement to this gracefulshrub which will shine from late-January until March. Grows to 2m tall atmaturity.

Garden Use
Ideal For Patio, Cottage Gardens,Wildlife Gardens, Cut Flower Garden, Specimen Plant, Woodland Garden. Itcan be used as a solitary eye-catcher, in groups or in massplanting.

Planting Guide
Hydrangeas need moistureretentive soil and a cool, shaded root run. Grow hydrangea plants in anynon alkaline, fertile, moist soil. Improve the soil prior to planting byadding with plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost, ensuring thatit is mixed in thoroughly and deeply.The large white florets of thehydrangea loves dappled shade and can light up a gloomy corner half undertrees. Prefers sheltered locations although can withstand some exposure andwindy situations. They also make good container plants in wooden tubs.Terracotta pots tend to dry out the roots. Hydrangea blooms from lateJanuary to March. Pruning hydrangeas requires pruning down hard everyspring once the frosts are over. This keeps the hydrangea compact andencourages large flowers. Tipping back by reducing the stems by a third inspring will keep a bigger, leggier bush that produces earlier flowers inlarger numbers - although each will be smaller in size.