Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tinkerbell’ Hydrangea

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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tinkerbell’ HydrangeaHydrangea macrophylla Tinkerbell Zones 5b 9 Partial Sun to Full Sun Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tinkerbell' is a lush bi color hydrangea boasting sizable, flat, triple star shaped pink blooms with delicate white edges, gracing gardens from June through September. When nestled in acidic soil, these blooms take on a serene blue hue. Its ovate, dark green leaves feature subtle serrations along the edges. Bred by Japanese horticulturist, Toyokazu Ichie,

The narrow form is quite striking reaching 10-12 ft in height by 3-4 ft in width in 10 years

The mid-to-late spring blooming habit adds quite a bit of pink to the garden with the large rounded pink bloom trusses

The Tsuga canadensis ‘Kingsville #1’ is a slow-growing

‘Pendulum’ may reach 15-20 ft in height by 3ft in width in 20 years

but it is likely conditional for this to occur

Zones 5a-9b

'Bashful' was found and introduced by our good friend Crispin Silva

Photos by Guy Meachum

In the fall 'Sunny Sister' may turn yellow to orange

'Tsuma gaki' forms a rounded shape with horizontal branching reaching 10 ft tall by 10 ft wide in 15 years

'Ross Moore' is perhaps the most pendulous ginkgo ever found

Styrax japonicus 'Fragrant Fountain'