A sport of F. ‘Mt. Airy’ with beautiful powder blue foliage. Excellent vigor and typical round flower cluster in spring.

A vigorous Michael Dirr selection with upright habit and large flowers. Consistent fall color.

A very slow-growing cultivar with short branches and shiny green twisted foliage.

Unique foliage on a slow-growing plant.  Large leaves are lobed and distinctly veined.

Popular male clone with upright, oval habit and magnificent gold fall color.

Leaves emerge golden-yellow, gradually darkening later in the year to a variegated gold and green. In autumn the leaves turn butter-yellow.

Dwarf cultivar with large, prominent buds.

A dwarf rounded multi-stemmed cultivar that develops protuberances on the trunk as it matures. An interesting silhouette.

A dwarf, densely branched globose selection.

A very narrow columnar form found at at a roadside rest stop.

Dainty jade-green leaves are lobed in such a way that they resemble butterflies. Vase-shaped semi-dwarf.

Yet another dwarf selection with dense habit and yellow fall color.

A low spreading cultivar, 3′-6′ in 10 years.

This cultivar has more deeply divided leaves and a more compact habit.

Listed often as a miniature, but possibly larger.  Slow-grower with dark green foliage and dense habit.

Striking variegated leaves emerge cream then gradually take on more yellow tones before maturing to green.  Best color with a bit of shade.

A dwarf form with deeply divided and cupped leaves. Estimated mature size is 10′.

A dwarf tree with small rounded, deep green leaves.

Profuse, fragrant yellow flowers in early spring. Nice foliage all season.

Fragrant spidery copper-red blooms in early spring. One of the best red forms.

A cultivar with coppery orange flowers.

Cultivar with coppery red, kinked and twisted petals in early spring.  

Bicolor spidery blooms have red petals tipped in yellow.

Multi-stemmed native shrub of rounded habit. Ribbon-like red-purple flowers in very early spring. Attractive purple-tinted foliage darkens to deep red-purple in autumn.

More compact and densely branched than the species, this selection is covered with fragrant  yellow flowers in late autumn.  The foliage also turns butter yellow.

Spidery flowers are pale yellow with a red center and fragrant. Brilliant fall foliage.

Chinese native with long, fragrant white flower clusters in autumn.  The flower calyx turns reddish pink later in the fall. Attractive peeling bark and rose-purple fruits provide further interest.

A Proven Winner’s selection with more compact habit and earlier bloom.  The showy red bracts also appear earlier (better for northern gardens!) and the attractive foliage is larger and thicker.

Rich, royal blue flowers with darker throat. Stronger growing than H. ‘Bluebird’.

Single blue flowers with a dark red center in late summer.

Striking large blue flowers with red-violet throats.  A First Editions introduction.

Large single white flowers with a red eyes in midsummer.

Vigorous vine with bright golden foliage.  Grown for ornament, not brewing!

Enormous flower heads tightly packed with white flowers. They begin flowering in June and continue till frost. The flowers last for months when cut.

Soft green flowers age to jade on a compact plant. Blooms through the summer on strong stems.

Mauve mophead flowers on strong stems through the summer.  Shorter than older forms.

Beautiful two-toned pink and ruby flowers on strong, stems.  Good rebloomer.  Foliage dark green.

A dwarf form with lots of pure white flowers on strong stems.

Lacecap clusters of flowers in early summer emerge green and change to white. Its distinctive characteristic is the silvery underside of its leaves.

Rich blue lacecaps through the summer on a vigorous plant.

Large white flower clusters on strong stems fade to pink in the fall. This is a new dwarf cultivar.

Clusters of creamy white flowers cover this new dwarf, dense-growing Pee Gee hydrangea from midsummer to fall. Blooms fade to rose-pink.

Huge conical blooms for late summer into fall color. White flowers age to a pastel-pink.

Large white flower heads in July deepen to red earlier in the season than other Pee Gee types.  These are held on strong stems.

Upright panicles are packed with florets which transform from pure white to rich pomegranate-pink.

Large, lime-green flowers in late summer mature to cream and pink. Blooms from an early age. Available in tree and shrub form.

A dwarf form of H. ‘Limelight’ with smaller lime-green flowers that mature to cream and pink in the fall.

A dwarf form of H. ‘Quickfire’ with the same early blooming panicles turning  pink as the summer progresses.

This fast growing hydrangea puts on a summer show, starting with large white flower clusters that evolve to a lush red-pink. Makes a beautiful addition to fresh cut flower bouquets!

Pale pink buds open white then age to deeper pink. Flowers lacier than other Pee Gee hydrangeas. Available in tree and shrub form.