C.v. 'Beoley Crimson' Web Specials

C.v. 'Beoley Crimson' Web SpecialsLong spikes with highly congested crimson purple flowers are displayed in abundance from mid August to mid October. This cultivar grows dense and full and puts on a fabulous show. The upright spiky nature offers great contrast to smooth horizontal foliaged plants. Prune back 3 4 inches after blooming to maintain a good looking plant.

We think this will be one the most talked about new hydrangeas to come out in years

The bright green are very lacy and the branches cascading to form a elegant dome-shaped specimen

one can expect this cultivar to be 36 inches tall and wide in 10 years

and it just glowed

A new hybrid by the master hybridizer Nolan Blansit

The flowers are a rich dark pink with a black flare in the throat

stopping people in their tracks as they stroll through our nursery's gardens

The plant will grow tall if a central leader develops

so it really pops

This low growing fir has attractive dark-green needles covering the stout branches

Found by Albert Ziegler in the 1960's

nuttallii will not disappoint you