Is this a Hydrangea?? Name please!

15 years ago

I am trying to get all my garden markers updated, and need your help for this one please. The butterflies love it!

Thank you!

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jemboysch
15 years ago
That is definitely a hydrangea. I'm not an expert on all the varieties but it looks like my Pink Diamond --- but then I know Tardiva looks similar to this as well. Others will weigh in. These are great plants!
luis_pr
15 years ago
It does not seem to have panicled blooms so I do not think it is PD or Tardiva. A lacecap. Where did you buy it at? It looks very nice and happy.
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ego45
15 years ago
It's a paniculata indeed, but to name it by this picture is virtualy impossible.
jemboysch
15 years ago
Huh? They certainly do look panicled, just not fully opened and a little small - this is probably a young plant. It does not look like a lacecap to me. Fanelda, can you take another shot in a week or two and we can weigh in again?
blueeskimo
15 years ago
Depends on when the photo was taken.

Out here, the only paniculata hydrangea in full bloom right now is 'Quick Fire', followed by 'Angel's Blush' soon enough (oh, and 'Phantom'). Then 'Pinky Winky'. After that is 'Limelight'. 'Unique' and 'Pink DiamondÃ¢ÂÂ are the last to bloom here (I don't have Tardiva and PeeGee).