Showing posts with label Shade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shade. Show all posts
20130705
Zebra Hydrangea
Going in the back, against the house, in the 'Japanese garden' - very shady area, gets light but no direct sun, is under the eaves.
It's a white mophead, with contrasting black stems, very excited to see it grow. Pics to follow, this one is off the internet.
◼ Comcept Plants: Image source
Labels:
Back Yard,
Hydrangeas,
Japanese garden,
Shade,
White Flowers
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