Eye-catching hydrangea that produces large, plate-shaped flowers on a compact growth of dark green foliage. Pink, blue or white flowers can be seen up to twice per season (depending on your soil type). Perfect for smaller gardens due to its compact size it is also suitable for growing in pots on terraces and balconies.
Can be grown in any moist but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
Height: 50cm
Spread: 50cm
For our guide on how to grow these showy, flowering shrubs:
How to Plant and Care for Hydrangeas
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An evergreen citrus tree with aromatic leaves, scented white flowers and yellow lemons when conditions allow. In Ireland, grow in a container so it can overwinter in a bright frost-free place.Why we like it
Scented white flowers
Decorative yellow fruit
Container-grown tree for a sunny patio
What to know
Give a bright sunny spot outdoors in summer, sheltered from wind.
Overwinter indoors or under glass in a bright, cool, frost-free position; avoid a hot dark room.
Use free-draining citrus compost and water when the surface starts to dry, draining thoroughly.
Feed with citrus fertiliser according to season and label directions.
Hand-pollinate indoor flowers if necessary; fruit can take many months to ripen and is not guaranteed on purchase.
Flower colourWhite.Flowering monthsOften spring and summer, with further flushes possible under suitable conditions.Height and SpreadHeight: 150–250 cm in a container over time; spread: 100–150 cm, controlled by pruning.