Shirofuji

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Hydrangea serrata (Thunb.) Ser. var. serrata Tea-of-heaven · Ornamentals · bred by No information of breeder available for this variety

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The shrub is compact, reaching a height and width of 0.5 to 1 meter. Leaves are ovate or elliptical, with a serrated edge, and can take on a reddish or crimson hue in spring and autumn. Shoots are strong and not prone to lodging.

Inflorescences are of the lacecap type, consisting of numerous white sterile flowers with narrow petals. The plant blooms profusely from summer to autumn, setting buds on almost every shoot. Prefers partial shade and moist, fertile, acidic soils.

The variety belongs to USDA hardiness zones 6a–9b, withstanding temperatures down to -15...-20 °C. In conditions of severe winters, covering is required. The variety is relatively resistant to diseases and is suitable for cutting or dried bouquets.

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