It's new to the market in 2012, and might not see wider distribution until next year. To find one in anything but a starter size now would be difficult. If you can find a 3gal, don't hesitate to try it - can't be any "worse" than other mountain hydrangea considering its reblooming capabilities.

I bought one from Garden Crossings this spring. Nothing to report yet. It was a small and very healthy plant upon arrival. I potted it up.

I like the features of this cultivar - compact and remontant. Exactly what I need for my small garden. Hope Tuff Stuff and new paniculata Bobo will perform well for me.

I know it is (too) early but I would love to know what size it can attain in a real world garden.