Hydrangea macrophylla Bläuling (Bluebird)

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Hydrangea macrophylla Bläuling (Bluebird)Hydrangea Bluling One of the Swiss bred Teller hydrangeas named for European wild birds, Hydrangea macrophylla Bluling (bluebird) is a medium sized, deciduous shrub, with an upright, rounded habit. The ovate, slightly serrated leaves are mid to bright green. Flat lacecap flowers on long stems are carried from July to September, with tiny fertile florets in the centre, surrounded by showy infertile florets, intense blue on acid soils and pink on

evergreen to semi-evergreen perennial

including dry

paper-like exfoliating brownish bark

deciduous shrub of upright

cupped salmon to apricot flowers with a deep pink eye and golden-yellow stamens

and a heavy cropper – fruit should be thinned to prevent branches breaking and for best flavour

Height: 13-26’ (4-8m) Spread: 8-13’ (2

variegated in longitudinal stripes of yellow and grey green

golden-orange fruit which ripen in early August

A low growing and compact form of Berberis thunbergii Atropurpurea with the same bronzy foliage and red autumn colour

pure white flowers with golden stamens and a medium-strong old rose scent

These are followed by capsule-like fruits which persist for a long time