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Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora. (Large flowered Hydrangea) "Perfectly hardy; grows rapidly, eventually attaining a height of 6 to 8 feet; commences to flower in August, when very few shrubs are in bloom, and lasts until cut off by severe frosts."
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PeeGee (Hydrangea paniculata 'Grandiflora')
Paniculata hydrangeas will grow and bloom in a wide variety of climates (hardy to Zone 3!). If your weather is too cold to support the pink and blue hydrangeas or if your landscape doesn't have much shade, consider growing one of the many types of paniculatas. North or south, we can all enjoy them. Another desirable trait of all paniculatas is their tolerance for pruning. One can prune them at any time except when they begin forming bloom heads in the summer. The name "paniculata" comes from the fact that the...
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Cold-hardy Hydrangea is a reliable bloomer.PeeGee Hydrangea, trained to a large, single trunk for quick, upright growth. This plant is well-loved by generations of gardeners and for good reason: in August and September it produces huge conical trusses of double flowers--up to 18in long--that are rich creamy white and fade gradually to shades of pink and then brown.The foliage is a dark green that shows off the flowers to good effect. On its own it makes a broad shrub to 12ft high and 10-15ft wide...
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HYDRANGEA Paniculata Grandiflora - (Pee Gee) Tall 10-15', plant 8-10'apart. Grown unpruned it will be a heavily flowering vigorous shrub, or it can be pruned to a tree form. The more you prune the larger the beautiful flowers become. Ivory white flowers in summer with copper pink fall color. These flowers are the preferred choice for drying.
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A common American garden plant and highly valued for its vigor and bloom dependability. Grandiflora has sterile flowers that appear in July and remain on the plant until the first hard frost. The large conical shaped white flower heads turn to pink in the fall with gray-green leaves. PeeGee was sent to America from Japan in 1861 and continues to be one of the best loved varieties. The blooms can easily be used for drying.
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A large shrub with white mophead type flowers in the late summer later turning pink. Excellent cut flower for dry flowered arrangements in winter. Sometimes grown as a tree form standard. 5-6’ in ten years. Can reach 10' tall or more but usually kept smaller in cultivation. The cold hardiest hydrangea; Hilliers says it is 'one of the showiest of hardy large shrubs. Awards: First Class Certificate and Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Recommended by: the United States...
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Hydrangea paniculata 'Grandiflora
Upright deciduous broadleaf shrub. Good fall colors. Large white flowers in late summer. In full bloom, the weight of the flower panicles will typically cause the branches to arch downward.
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What a breathtaking sight! In mid-summer this color-changing Hydrangea Tree is covered with masses of snow-white flowers. In late summer, the flowers turn a beautiful bluish-pink aging to a purplish pink. This is an excellent tree for specimen or ornamental planting. It is especially attractive grown in groups of three. The Hydrangea Tree is a lovely, fast-growing speciment tree up to 7-12' tall. Choice, 1-3', nursery grown trees with vigorous root systems. Fragrant, attracts butterflies, deer resistant...
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A common American garden plant and highly valued for its vigor and bloom dependability. Grandiflora has sterile flowers that appear in July and remain on the plant until the first hard frost. The large conical shaped white flower heads turn to pink in the fall with gray-green leaves. PeeGee was sent to America from Japan in 1861 and continues to be one of the best loved varieties. The blooms can easily be used for drying.
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A common American garden plant and highly valued for its vigor and bloom dependability. Grandiflora has sterile flowers that appear in July and remain on the plant until the first hard frost. The large conical shaped white flower heads turn to pink in the fall with gray-green leaves. PeeGee was sent to America from Japan in 1861 and continues to be one of the best loved varieties. The blooms can easily be used for drying.
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