It is also called the tree hydrangea. Low-maintenance and resistant to low temperatures. It is an incredibly beautiful and ornamental shrub, with its greatest asset being the white and cream flowers gathered in round clusters, reaching up to 20 cm in diameter. After flowering, the flowers dry on the branches and create an original winter decoration for the garden. It grows to a height of 1 to 1.5 meters.

Uses: Suitable for any garden, for planting in parks and squares. It can be planted individually or in groups, creating, for example, a hedge.

Flowering: Very abundant and long-lasting flowering from July to the end of September. It flowers on one-year-old shoots.

Exposure: Any, but in full sun, it needs to be watered abundantly.

Care: To enjoy beautiful flowers on the bush hydrangea, plant it in fertile, humus-rich, and acidic soil. The shoots with blooming clusters should be supported to prevent them from breaking under the weight of the ornamental balls.

Pruning: In early spring, cut out dry, damaged, or old shoots, while last year's shoots should be cut above the 4th or 5th bud.