A semi-dwarf widely used as a cut-flower owing to its incredibly even-sized flower heads. It's a brilliant vivid-red, seldom surpassed for its generous garden display. Dark green glossy foliage adds the finishing touches to a supreme plant. A compact variety ideal for use in containers on decks or patios.
Compact ball-shaped ox blood red flowers.Deep maroon foliage with broad, clearly dentate leaves. Plant in a sunny or shady position in a rich soil with good drainage. Ideal for shrub beds, low screens, summer borders and containers. Semi-dwarf 1.2 x 1.2 metre.
Hydrangea Mrs Kumiko
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mrs Kumiko'
At first glance you'll be amazed at the huge round flower heads of creamy pink flowers. It's pretty up close too with petals that are frilly and serrated. Excellent en masse for its generous garden display. Dark green glossy foliage adds the finishing touches to a supreme plant.
Hydrangea evoke a special air of romance - they've got style and need very little attention to maintain their beautiful appearance. Nightengale's no exception; its almost flat flower head comprises a centre of tight bud and outer petals in blue. All this with compactness, freedom of flower and high health.
Hydrangea evoke a special air of romance - they've got style and need very little attention to maintain their beautiful appearance. Ruffled flower petals, full and large flower heads, lush green foliage are trademarks of Pink Bouquet - there's every reason to find a spot for this special hydrangea.
An outstanding new hydrangea. Trophy features a unique large creamy white flower head with double individual florets. Flowering from Dcecember through to February. Prefers shade/part shade. Prune back after flowering. Fertiliz in spring. Grows 1.5m x 1m.
A fantastic dwarf selection of this popular Australian. Gold Nugget grows to only a metre tall, but packs all the punch of its fragrant, summer-flowering Australian native tree cousin. Lush 'tropical-look' foliage is adorned with gold to lemon flowers from late spring and into summer.
