LACECAP
HYDRANGEAS
LACECAP HYDRANGEAS
(Hydrangea macrophylla normalis) should be much more widely grown. They are treated exactly the same as mopheads. In some ways the lacecap is easier than the mophead to place in the landscape because it is looser, more graceful and more subtle in its effect.
There is no doubt that mature lacecaps can be magnificent. They fit quite naturally into woodland locations, snuggling under and around trees such as dogwoods and other shrubs. I have also seen spectacular single specimens light up a front yard.
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HYDRANGEA SPECIES
- 'Annabelle' Hydrangea arborescens
- Lacecap Hydrangeas
- Mophead Hydrangeas
- Oakleaf Hydrangeas
- PeeGee and Family
'Beaute Vendomoise'
'Blue Billow'Pam, Long Island, NY
'Geoffrey Chadbund'
'Kardinal'
'Lanarth White'
'Lemon Wave'
'Lilacina'
'Mariesii'
'Rotdrossel'
'Taube'
'Tokyo Delight'
'Mariesii Variegated'Linde, Charlotte, NC
'Veitchii'
'Veitchii'
Nachtigall or NightengalePam, Long Island, NY
LINKS ON THIS SITE RELATED TO
LACECAP HYDRANGEAS
LACECAP HYDRANGEAS
- Where and How to Planting Hydrangeas and
Fertilizing
- Reasons Hydrangeas Don't Bloom
- Pruning (See Method 1)
- Choosing the Best Hydrangeas for Your Area.
- Propagating Hydrangeas
- Protecting Hydrangeas in Winter
- Changing the Color of Hydrangea Blooms
- Drying Hydrangeas Naturally
- Drying Hydrangeas with Silica Gel
Pictures of the mophead hydrangeas can be found here.
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