Flowers as big as a polar bear?! Almost! This brand new panicle Hydrangea is taking the world by storm, producing the largest flowers ever seen on a Hydrangea, beating all the current, popular Hydrangeas out there. Huge, football sized conical blooms begin to flower in mid summer as a lime green before transitioning to a polar bear white and finally a light pink. Plants are a medium sized 4-6’ tall and wide. Add to the back of the bed, shrub borders, specimen plant, or grow a few into a flowering hedge. Very winter hardy.

When it comes to groundcovers, Creeping Jenny is one of the best performers out there. Producing a dense blanket of golden yellow evergreen foliage, it will quickly fill out blank areas in the garden bed. Perfect for planting amongst other perennials, along walkways, spilling over retaining walls, in mixed planters, or at the base of shrubs. Easy to grow, winter hardy, evergreen.