Sunday Fraise Hydrangea

Panicle Hydrangeas can grow large, too big for smaller gardens, but now there is the Sundae Fraise Hydrangea, which grows just four feet tall and the same across – smothered in delicious flowers good enough to eat in a perfect strawberry shade. The large, conical flower clusters open white but by mid-summer they turn a gorgeous shade of strawberry pink and hold that color right through the fall. This is a touch of brilliance for your yard, in an easy-to-care-for shrub that will grow in full sun or partial shade.

• Brilliant pink flowers for months on end
• Hardy to minus 40 degrees – great for cold areas
• Compact size for smaller gardens, or mass-planting in larger ones
• Easily grown in all soils
• Loves sun as well as partial-shade

Any garden soil will suit the Sundae Fraise Hydrangea just fine and pests or diseases won’t touch it. For an easy, compact shrub that will bring color to the later part of summer and fall, when other plants are long finished flowering, this beauty cannot be beaten.