Beautiful  waterlily-like double florets can reach 6-8 inches across. Prolific rebloomer, providing a constant supply of fabulous blooms from early summer through frost

Cream coloured flowers cover the plant in early summer before aging to an delicious shade of pink that last through frost.

Unique deep mauve-violet large blooms from summer into fall on this sturdy, compact grower.

Exceptional hybrid features fully double white blooms. It’s like a mini bridal bouquet, with an outer ring of large, double flowers surrounding a center packed with smaller, double ones. Super strong stems on a nice mounded form.

The delicate white inside of wine red margins within each floret is truly seducing! Flowers on new wood. Reblooms.

A galaxy of blooms! Each bubblegum pink star shaped floret offers a bright yellow center. Flowers on new wood. Reblooms.

White and green flowers sit atop sturdy stems each summer and fall with foliage that changes to a rich vermillion red in autumn

Immense, dense conical flowers, up to 15 inches white. The blossoms stand out well against the foliage of oval, yellow-green leaves ! Opening creamy white with just a hint of green, the flowers mature from soft to deep pink in summer through autumn.

Early blooming Pee Gee Hydrangea featuring big, full, showy cone shaped blooms

Bold lacecap blooms are supported by bright burgundy stems. Each  flower is filled with cheery green   fertile florets at the center and purple or pink infertile florets around the edges.

Earliest blooming of all hydrangeas, can start blooming as early as May and continues throughout the summer. This dwarf hydrangea features white cone shaped flowers that are held upright on strong stems in early summer

Pure white mophead flowers from summer into fall on this sturdy, compact grower.

Attractive green foliage sets the stage for rich pink to crimson blooms that appear from spring through summer. 

Double white flowers with deep rose edges atop dark foliage that turns burgundy in spring and again in fall. A true head turner!

Dramatic combination, the delicate lacecap clusters of hot pink florets are held above silky black leaves on long, slender stems on this extremely hardy rebloomer

Blooms start cream and lime before igniting to a rich pink as summer fades to fall.

Sensational cone shaped flowers are held erect on strong sturdy stems. Incredible flower colouration in fall as flowers change from white to pinks and burgundy.

One of the earliest flowering PG Hydrangeas we've seen, leading the race with creamy white flowers atop superior upright form

Delightful dwarf hydrangea with large white cone shaped flowers that are held upright on strong stems in early summer.  Incredible flower colouration in fall as flowers change from pure white to delicate pinks.

Same early bloom time as the original

Quick Fire, but is about one third the

size. The flowers quickly age to a

deep burgundy red before other

varieties even start to bloom

Mouth-watering, vibrant cherry-red flowers adorn its compact frame and rebloom through summer and fall.

Produces stunning lime green blooms that age to bright white color. Its large, ball-shaped flowers and small plant size are much to be desired!

Bold red and green bi-color continuous blooms all summer and fall. Flowers deepen to a bright red and green swirl, and keep transforming into new variations into autumn.

Desirable dwarf selection for the smaller garden. Abundant white flower heads in early to mid summer turn to ruby red in the fall. Dark green oak like leaves turn red purple and sometimes orange in the fall.

Creamy blooms emerge with an intense lime-green centre that’s both funky and elegant. Blooms are held aloft on sturdy stems that don’t flop. Incredible flower colouration in fall as flowers change from lime green to pinks and burgundy. Breathtaking dispaly in Autumn.

White blooms that engulf the entire

plant, nearly obscuring the foliage.

The flowers open and mature to a

pure white. As the blooms age, they

turn lime green and, for a bit of

surprise, a fresh sprig of white

flowers emerges from the tip of the

panicle.