Hydrangea Grayswood
(serrata) Chambers, 1888. Flat, medium-sized blossoms pass gradually from white to wine-red through gradations of pink, accompanied constantly by bright-blue fertile florets in their centre. The purple-hued foliage at the end of summer is particularly lovely in the sunlight.
1.50 (à 10 ans)
-15 
1.20 (à 10 ans)
Part Shade / Sun Use
In shrubberies, flowering hedges or containers.
Planting
In acid, non-chalky soil. Dig a hole three times the size of the root ball. Remove the plant from its container and thoroughly soak the root ball. Half-fill the hole with a mixture of 2/3 acid compost and 1/3 garden soil enriched with manure. Place the plant (not too deeply) in the hole and continue filling around the root ball. Water well after planting.
Maintenance
Add a specialised fertiliser during the spring. At the end of the winter, prune limbs that flowered the previous season. Water frequently while plants are blooming.
