Oak Leafed Hydrangea. This is just a gorgeous top performing deciduous shrub. The deeply lobed green leaves turn orange-scarlet in autumn and hold well into winter. In spring, delicious large, clusters of cream flowers appear and these also hold well. Hardy and easy to grow. Prune hard late winter-early spring.

This Hydrangea will tolerate drier conditions than many of the 'Mop-Head' Hydrangeas. Information Pages

Pretty in pink this compact Hydrangea has large Mophead flowers of deep 'crushed raspberry' pink. Lush foliage with bronze-maroon overtones. Grow in morning sun in fertile soil. Side dress with lime to maintain the pink colour. AKA Merveille Sanguine loosely translated means "Bloody Marvellous" Deciduous.

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Lacecap. Gorgeous, large flattened flower-heads made up of tiny pale pink flowers in the centre, surrounded by an outer ring of rich rosy red florets. Glossy green foliage completes the picture. Plant in morning sun or part shade, side dress annually with Lime to maintain the pink tones. Deciduous.

AKA Rotschwarz. Information Pages

Mophead. The most requested blue Hydrangea for a good reason. The large mid-blue rounded flower heads look stunning in the garden or a vase. Plant in morning sun, water regularly in summer and side dress with aluminium sulphate to maintain flower colour. Deciduous.

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Mophead. An enchanting soft pink mop head hydrangea with striking contrasting black stems, an outstanding specimen plant. Pink Maiden is free flowering with a profusion of flower heads on a neat and compact bush. Suitable for container growing, likes shade in the hottest part of the day. Deciduous.

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Mophead. A compact dwarf variety that produces red cerise flowers in profusion on a small bush. Will flower quickly on a young plant and will flower from late spring through the entire summer. Ensure good soil fertility and adequate moisture while plants establish. Suitable for container.

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Mophead. If you love the crispness of white flowers set against fresh green foliage then you will love this attractive Hydrangea. Big rounded heads of pure white flowers that appear from summer through to autumn. Nice compact habit so equally at home in a container or the garden. Prefers semi-shade.

Hydrangeas are relatively easy care shrubs but do best if they are planted in nice rich soil that does not completely dry out in summer. Information Pages

Lacecap. You will be delighted with the showy blooms of this lovely Hydrangea. The flowers have an outer halo of rosy red petals surrounding a dainty white centre. Nice lush dark green foliage. Happiest in semi-shade with humus rich soil. Deciduous. PVR.

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A perfect filler in the garden with low lush foliage and stunning Hydrangea blooms all summer. The foliage shows stunning autumn colours to add interest. A lacecap flower of double baby pink with white centres are very pretty. PH sensitive so colour adjustment via bluing or pinking agents.

Great for under planting and shady spots to add colour and interest. Plant en masse for striking effect. Information Pages

Mophead. A sweet Dwarf Hydrangea with double, light pink blooms set against fresh green foliage. Would look good in a container. Plant in morning sun or semi-shade in soil that does not completely dry out in summer. Side dress with Lime to maintain the pink tones. Deciduous.

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