Hydrangea longipes, Lace Cap Hydrangea mass planting Discovered by Ken Christianson of

Discovered by Ken Christianson of Chrishaven trees

Will go winter dormant in areas with cooler winter temperatures

and possibly expanding

it is 6 ft T and 4 ft W

Hydrangea longipes, Lace Cap Hydrangea mass planting Discovered by Ken Christianson ofFrom woodlands and streambanks of central China, this "lace cap" is a mix of creams and whites a center froth of tiny cream gold beads and white florets on the periphery that dangle upside down (like they're jumping ship) wonderfully curious. Large, flat, heart shaped leaves are, for the most part, held horizontally on this deciduous shrub. The dominant effect is soft, lush, and blousy. Mature size: 9 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 20 F