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HYDRANGEA serrata MAGIC SEDUCTION® 'Annie's Blue'
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:: Hydrangeaceae :: HYDRANGEA :: serrata :: MAGIC SEDUCTION® 'Annie's Blue'

Type of products available: 0/1/1P9
Protection : PBR 2014/3402 - INPI 487177

Main asset

Floriferous, incomparable dark blue even in Hydrangeas. Umbels arranged regularly on the plant.

Remarks

Prune after flowering to preserve the buttons for the following year.

SNP

This Hydrangea serrata is a recent american introduction (2013) selected for its very compact ball shape, about 1.20 m (4 ft) diameter adult. In June, the shrub is covered with lacecap inflorescences, on strong stems not bending under the weight of the flowers: flowering occurs on 2 years old branches. The sterile flowers are very large, ultramarine blue in acid soil to purple in basic soil. The fertile flowers are surrounded with large stamens of the same color.

Uses: specimen or in schrub bed, along a wall not too hot in summer

Global caracteristics:

Type of foliage: deciduous
Habit: round
Height: 1.20 m x 1.20 m (4 ft X 4 ft)
Growth: medium to fast
Flowering period: june, july

Shape and colours:

Foliage shape: simple
Foliage colour: light green
Foliage colour in autumn: yellow
Flowers shape: wide and large sterile flowers, fertile flowers with tall stamens
Flowers colour: dark blue

Plantation:

Soil type: moist, draining, loose and neutral to acid
Exposure: sun, part-shade
Hardiness: - 25 °C (-13 °F - USDA zone 5b)