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Purportedly Queen Victoria liked its unique fruit and so do many others — makes a popular preserve in Cornwall
wooded clefts
The Shooting Star-shaped flowers make their appearance before the leaves
clay and tolerant of most light conditions: sun to shade (best in more sun)
Hydrangea aspera ssp. kawakamii DJHT 7051, Lace Cap Hydrangea Size:0.5 qt Purportedly Queen Victoria liked itsA Dan Hinkley collection from the mountains of Taiwan. The leaves are fuzzy and can be huge: up to 1 foot in length. Also enormous, plate sized, white and mauve flowers in late summer. Prefers bright shade and moist soils. This is the last hydrangea to bloom in the garden. It hits the peak of its bloom in mid to late October and assists in the final hurrah for many pollinators, particularly bees. Mature size: 6 x 6 in 10 years Minimum temperature: 0 F