Oversized conical panicles make Hydrangea paniculata Frenne easy to recognize, while narrow sterile florets give each head a distinctive starry texture. Creamy blooms turn white in summer and pick up a soft pink flush later.
The compact, upright shrub holds its dense flowers on strong stems. Grow it in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade, and use it in a border or large container. Cut stems also suit indoor arrangements. The plant may irritate skin and is harmful if eaten by pets, so wear gloves when handling it.
