Munchkin Hydrangea Web Specials

Munchkin Hydrangea Web SpecialsEveryone loves Oakleaf Hydrangeas with their attractive foliage and flowers. Here is a new quercifolia type that iis dwarf and compact. This new introduction by the U. S. National Arboretum has very dark green leaves that turn mahogany red in the fall. The flowers start out white, then turn pink at summer's end, then tan before dropping. Easy to grow with excellent ornamental qualities.

Performs best in full sun in moist

near Stowe Mountain

If you like white flowers with a delicate pink edge

This yellow dwarf form of Chinese Arborvitae has leaves that are bright yellow and are on vertical stems with green inside

typically growing 2–3 feet tall and 3–4 feet wide

I do know several people who grow this plant in a large container and move it into a greenhouse for the winter

the leaves will darken to a rich burgundy color

The fragrant flowers are large with a pink blush on the edge and a cherry red throat

measuring 5 inches across

10 year old plants can be 4-5 feet in height

Bees love it

The buds are striking white in the fall and winter