Celebrated as a stunning petite specimen, Bobo Hydrangea commands all eyes with its massive, pristine white fluffy blooms. Only growing 30-36″ tall makes it fantastic in containers, as a focal point or as a small hedge. Bobo’s luscious flowers first appear in July with blooming continuing into fall. Flowers take on a lovely pink hue in fall. Very easy to grow in full sun to part shade.

Use in perennial gardens, in front of the house landscapes, as a low hedge, in containers, or anywhere you want brilliant color and fascinating flowers.

Designated a Plant of Merit by Missouri Botanical Gardens for its ornamental value and dependable performance.

Panicle Hydrangeas bloom on the current season’s growth. They can be pruned in late winter to early spring. You can cut them back to the ground, or if you want taller plants cut them back to 1-3′ feet.