The Hydrangea Collection - Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight', Hydrangea anomala 'Petiolaris' Two hydrangeas. Two completely different characters. One very beautiful garden. Limelight is the one that stops people in their tracks. A large, impressive shrub that produces enormous conical flowerheads in soft lime-green, fading slowly through cream to blush as summer turns to autumn. It's the kind of plant that makes visitors ask what it is every single year. The climbing hydrangea is its equally beautiful companion - a self-clinging climber that covers a shady wall or fence with lacy white lacecap flowers in June and July, needing no wires, no support and almost no attention once it's found its feet. Together they run from June right through to October. Between them, there's no wall, fence or border they can't make beautiful. Limelight: full sun to partial shade, flowers July to October. Climbing hydrangea: self-clinging, ideal for shaded walls, flowers June to July. Both fully hardy. Our 'With Pots' option is paired with perfectly fitting terracotta pots. Pot substitutions may be made based on availability.
