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Another masterpiece from Marc Saastad. These gorgeous Hydrangeas are stitched with both DMC and Anchor floss for more depth of color. Suggested fabrics are 28 Ct. Sandcastle Jobelan, 25 Ct. Summer Khaki Lugana, or 32 Ct. Summerk Khaki Lugana. Stitch Count: 268W x 228H.
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One of the earliest of the lacecaps to bloom for us, Hydrangea serrata Blue Billow is modest sized at 4 x 6. On acid soil its lacecap blooms are an intense, dark iridescent blue. It is also notably cold hardy. In our opinion, it is the best blue lacecap. Part shade. Zones 5 - 9. Click on More Information to see if currently in stock.
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19th Century French Textile Design - Lacecap Hydrangeas
1/4 Sheet Decorative Gift Wrap Paper - 'Lacecap Hydrangeas' from a 19th Century French Textile Design. Acid and lignin free. (9 3/8" x 13.5")
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Frilly light-blue lacecap blooms abundantly present from July to September, on side shoots as well as terminals. Blue Deckle was bred by Michael Haworth-Booth as another ever-blooming cultivar
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Producing its delightful small silvery-blue lacecaps prolifically over a long (July thru Sept.) season, this compact shrub (a dwarfer 'Vicomtesse de Vibraye') small shrub also provides reddish fall color. PSh/Med(not dry)
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A robust plant with very large, deep blue lacecap flowers if grown on acid soil, or a fine crimson if not. One of the most robust of the "Teller" group, Hydrangea macrophylla Blaumeise still warrants a bit of extra protection at the end of winter to assure good bloom. Flowers that grace the covers of magazines. Height to 5 feet or better. Zones 6 - 9. Some images courtesy of Raulston Arboretum.
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Large lacy blue rays outline the pretty flower clusters of this 4-5' open-growing shrub with its smaller, finely-textured foliage. PSh/Med(not dry)/acid:blue, alkaline:pink.
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