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Raspberry Parfait Hydrangea

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This unusual bicolored hydrangea is bound to attract attention to your yard. Sturdy stems support large "mophead" blooms covered in raspberry pink petals with white edges. A vigorous grower, it is excellent as a garden feature or a bold informal hedge.

Product Information:

Light: Full sun to shade

Height: 3-5'

Bloom Time: Mid to late summer

Size: Potted

Zones: 5 to 9

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Raspberry Parfait Hydrangea Product Details

Botanical Name:	Hydrangea macrophylla 'Harlequin'
Form:	Deciduous woody shrub
Sun Exposure:	Shade/Partial Shade/Full Sun
Height/Habit:	3 - 5'
Spread:	3 - 5'
Spacing:	4 -6'
Hardiness Zone:	5 - 9 with protection in zone 5.
Foliage Type:	Dark, glossy green leaves up to 8" long.
Flower Form:	Large, rounded flowerheads made up of many branched corymbs.
Flower Color:	Raspberry pink with white edges.
Flowering Date:	Mid to late summer
Planting Requirements:	Best location would be full sun in the mornings and afternoon shade. Zone 5 - should provide a sheltered location for better success.
Soil Requirements:	Well-drained, humus-enriched soil.
Growth Rate:	Moderate
Unique Characteristics:	An unusual coloration for hydrangea blooms. This bi-color beauty is bold pinkish red with white edges. A vigorous grower with sturdy stems to hold the large 'mophead' blooms. Excellent as a featured specimen planting for the landscape or try as a bold informal hedge! Bold and beautiful in cutflower arrangements.
Pruning:	To shape or remove any winter damage.

Raspberry Parfait Hydrangea Customer Reviews

Love Hydrangea Review by Bree - Waynesboro, VA
Posted on 2012-09-05 15:19:46

I love Hydrangea shrubs so when I saw this one I thought it would be a perfect fit to my garden...not that I have a green thumb though. I've had them for about 3 years and they have grown pretty big. First year it didn't bloom but I didn't think it would since it wasn't very strong. Second year, it bloomed a little but they were all pink, not raspberry. This year, basically the same thing all pink but they are still very pretty so I gave it a 4.