Large, pointed cream-white panicles make Hydrangea paniculata Hpopr013 a flowering shrub for borders and mixed hedges. The flowers turn pink as summer advances, and sturdy red stems hold the heads upright.
Plant in full sun or partial shade in moist, well-drained soil. Cut back last year’s flowering growth in late winter or early spring to encourage new stems. Cut the flower heads fresh or once they have dried. The plant is toxic if eaten, so keep plant material away from pets and horses.




