Hydrangea m. 'Shooting Star' Size:1 gal size plants 2-3 years oldOriginally called 'Sumida no Hanabi', 'Fireworks', 'Fuji Waterfall', but then renamed 'Shooting Star', this lacecap Hydrangea macrophylla cultivar really lives up to its name. The outer white double petaled flowers look like stars, shooting outwards! The flower heads are composed of showy, double florets, dangling from long pedicels, and radiating around a central cluster of tiny, fertile, double blue to pink flowers. The central part of the flower
purchased a number of seed lots from Tony Consolini
Hardy to zone 6 and one of the most deer-proof of any landscape plant
A magnet for hummingbirds
The foliage emerges a light green with orange margins in spring
Here is a very charming little plant
then start shifting towards yellow in summer
thus the category is 'rare'
Developed by the late Joseph B
A profusion of white flowers turn this amazing plant from a wonderful lime green to pure white in late winter every year
a trait that many in the Maddenii section have
starting out white
The small round leaves are shiny and have an attractive look that will set it apart in the garden
