Hydrangea Fire & Ice

Panicle Hydrangeas are well-known to gardeners in cold areas but their flowers are usually just white, turning a little pink in fall, so a little more color would be nice. So here is the Fire and Ice Hydrangea to do the job! This beauty opens its huge flower-clusters in early summer a soft shade of cream, but quickly they become suffused with pink, steadily deepening to a bold burgundy as summer fades into fall. They will hold this color throughout the fall and into winter, giving you months of a kaleidoscope of colors to brighten your garden in a way you wouldn’t think possible.

• Huge cones of brilliant flowers smother the bush for months
• Ever changing color display through the seasons
• Hardy to minus 40 degrees
• Easily grown in most gardens
• Loves sun or partial shade

Almost anywhere in the garden is the right place for this stunning plant – from full sun to moderate shade, and wherever you plant it you can be sure it will bring color and changing forms from early summer to winter. Every day you will see a change in this thrilling plant.