Hydrangea serrata 'BlueBird' Japanese Mountain Hydrangea

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Hydrangea serrata 'BlueBird' Japanese Mountain HydrangeaHydrangea serrata 'BlueBird' Japanese Mountain Hydrangea Zones 6 9 Partial Sun to Full Shade Hydrangea serrata 'Bluebird' is a compact, deciduous shrub from the mountain hydrangea group, known for its elegant lacecap blooms. The flat clusters feature tiny, fertile blue or lavender flowers, encircled by larger, showy sterile florets in soft blue or pale lavender. Bloom color varies with soil pH: acidic soils yield blue flowers, while neutral to

Acer buergerianum 'Mino yatsubusa

'Sweet Lorraine' was found as a chance seedling and introduced by our good friend and mentor

Late in autumn you may even get a pink-red

'Spider's Web' makes an interesting house plant

also known as 'Ed Wood' is one of the largest leaf Acer japonicum selections of any Japanese maple

'Irish Bell' is sure to become a staple in the landscape

The overall habit is a weeping umbrella-like shape similar to traditional laceleaf selections

along borders

These upright shrubs can grow up to 5-7 ft in height in 10 years

is a newer selection of green linearilobum that was imported from Japan in 2008

Schirrmann in Germany as a chance witches' broom mutation on a variegated dawn redwood called 'White Spot'

'Gold Cup' is a faster grower and is less multi-stemmed than 'Gold Star'