(Serrata Bluebird) A compact and upright form with prominently veined deep green leaves. Beautiful displays of white flowers often with pink or red edges. 

Origin: Japan

Introduced by Yamina Rare Plants, This blue hydrangea, has large round trusses of blue flowers that last for ages and pick well. 

Considered a very versatile plant, useful for container displays, garden beds and borders. Each of its double flowers are star-shaped. They hold their white colour for around 6 weeks before maturing to a greenish tone. Unlike many lace cap varieties, this one doesn’t shed its pollen everywhere.

Origin: Japan

A large-leafed variety with a rounded form. Dark green serrated leaves and large lacecap flower clusters. It is particularly noted, and named for, its unusual black flower stems which provide a striking contrast to the foliage.

Origin: Japan

Grows in shade and you'll have the added joy of green antique flowers in autumn time. One of the few whites that are equally happy in the sun as long as the soil is not too dry.

lace-cap produing extremely large flowers of deep purple-blue (or rich vibrant pink in more alkaline soils).

Dwarf  growing form with rounded head of purplish-red flowers (blue in acid soils).

Dwarf, compact bush to one metre or so. Rounded flower heads are blue or pink depending on soil. Leaves and petals attractively serrated.

A fast growing shrub with fantastic large white flower heads. One of the most cold hardy species. May be grown as a multi-stemmed shrub or as a single stemmed tree specimen. Flowers are useful for cut displays and drying. 

Origin: Asia