Plants Flowering in August

An outstanding variety with large amounts of yellow edging to bluish-green leaves

A new variety with gold centred leaves with irregular dark and light green margins

Very large yellowish leaves.

vigorous succulent greenhouse climber producing clusters of around 20 waxy star-shaped white flowers with a red centre. The flowers are night scented and secrete nectar

Fragrant flowers, spotted leaves.

Cream-splashed variegated leaves. Scented pink flowers

Red-centred yellow scented flowers and small leaves

Pale cream almost white scented flowers

Spreading, penduluous habit with sweetly scented white flowers with violet coronas

Yellowish green cone-like clusters of flowers, vigorous climber

All 2 year old plants. Hydrangeas flower pink or red on an alkaline (lime) soil. They flower blue or purple on an acid (peaty) soil. White varieties remain constant especially in semi-shade. We recommend the use of Hydrangea blueing agent for all blue varieties. Due to the difficulties of growing blue Hydrangeas in pots, the first flush of flowers may flower pink. All Flower JUL-OCT.

Mophead - red, medium growing

Mophead - frilled blue or red

Mophead - deep red, dwarfish habit

Mophead - blue or pink lilac-like flowers

Mophead - very large deep blue flowers

Lacecap - double blue lace-cap flowers with a yellow eye

Lacecap - ('Mariesii Perfecta')

Mophead - deepest navy blue on acid soil, one of the finest blues. AM 1993

Mophead - purplish-blue to dark pink

Lacecap - (syn. 'Jomari') this exceptional new pure white hydrangea has double star-shaped florets - like exploding fireworks with thin bowed little stems connected with the inflorescence

Mophead - vivid rose or a good blue depending on soil conditions

Lacecap - red or purple

Mophead (syn. Schloss Wackerbath) Pink/purple mophead flowers with green tips and blue centre

Mophead - very dense mophead

Lacecap - flowers white flushed pink in summer fading to green in autumn

Lacecap (synonym Fireworks Blue, Fireworks Pink) Blue or pink tinged flowers on this unusual and spectacular form, depending on the acidity of the soil.

Mophead - usually pale blue stained violet

Mophead - Popular variety with reddish pink flowers, deeper colouration on acidic soils.

Lacecap - white