Hydrangea macrophylla 'Sabrina' web special

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Sabrina' web specialNew and exciting hydrangea from D. VanDerSpek of Holland that will stop traffic! The flowers have white sepals with red edges, making a delicious floral show. The new growth comes out dark red, then shifts to green as the season progresses. It is a bit less hardy as it was bred for the florist industry and to be grown in hot houses, so it is rated for zone 7. Blooms on old wood, and will grow in sun or partial shade.

and is considered by many to be one of the most ornamental of all maples

toothed and heart-shaped

nodding down and in masses make this rhododendron truly unique

In spring and summer the color is a medium green

Adapting to a wide range of conditions

but will fill in in spring about the time the flowers unfold

'Mariesii' honors Chelsea gardener Charles Maries (1851-1902)

and low maintenance attributes

adding attractiveness

The flower heads are long lasting

This Japanese white pine cultivar is slow growing to 3-4 ft tall and wide in 20 years

but are from the Satsuki group