This hydrangea boasts a long blooming season, producing large, pink flowers that transition from a blush pink to a deep pink and then mature to an attractive chartreuse green in the fall. Cut flower, wildlife food source, and larval host. It attracts bees, moths, butterflies, pollinators, and songbirds.

Plant as a hedge, accent, or border plant in a cottage, cutting, rain, or shade garden. It also works well in a naturalized or woodland area.

• Height: 4-5 ft
• Spread: 4-5 ft
• Light: Full sun-Part shade, dappled
• Soil: Average
• Zone: 3-8
• Deer resistance: Moderate
• Deciduous
• Nativar