Description
Hydrangea – Little Lime Punch is a compact shrub known for its strong stems and vibrant, changing flower colors throughout the season. This delightful variety features large conical flower heads that start as lime green and mature from bottom to top, transitioning through shades of white, light pink, and finally to Hawaiian Punch red.
From early summer to mid-fall, Little Lime Punch® produces bold conical flowers with creamy white overtones and charming pink edges at the ends of its branches. These flowers are not only visually striking but also excellent for cutting, allowing you to create beautiful arrangements.
The plant's green deciduous foliage provides a textured backdrop to the colorful blooms, maintaining its appeal throughout the growing season. The pointy leaves do not undergo significant color change in the fall but remain attractive.
Little Lime Punch® Hydrangea is perfect for adding color and interest to shrub borders, garden beds, or containers. With its compact size and stunning flower progression, this hydrangea is a standout choice for gardeners looking to enjoy changing hues and continuous blooms from summer into fall.
Experience the lively display of colors with Hydrangea – Little Lime Punch and elevate your garden with its dynamic and charming presence.
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Each plant comes in a #3 (3 gallon) growers pot. The plant shown is an example of what you will receive, all plants are individuals and we strive to pick out the best for you.
Plant Specs:
Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata 'SMNHPH'
Light: full sun, part sun, full shade
Watering: average
Soil: no preference
Zone: 3 – 8
Plant Shape: upright spreading
Plant Type: deciduous shrub
Mature Size: height (4') , width (4')
Blooming Season: summer – fall
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