A little jewel.
This selection is particularly interesting for its general density and abundance of flowers.
DIAMANTINO® has an upright shape, slightly flared and is of medium height.
The very bushy panicles of the sterile flowers are carried by straight stems. The 20 cm long flower heads have a rounder shape than the other varieties of Hydrangea paniculata. Yellow-green at first, the panicles become white and then pink at maturity.
The abundant flowering is quite early, starting mid-July and lasting up to the end of August - beginning of September.
The different varieties of the Hydrangea paniculata range, supplied by SAPHO, go well in a shrub border together with perennials or in a pot.
Hydrangea paniculata DIAMANTINO® 'Ren101'
A little jewel.
This selection is particularly interesting for its general density and abundance of flowers.
DIAMANTINO® has an upright shape, slightly flared and is of medium height.
The very bushy panicles of the sterile flowers are carried by straight stems. The 20 cm long flower heads have a rounder shape than the other varieties of Hydrangea paniculata. Yellow-green at first, the panicles become white and then pink at maturity.
The abundant flowering is quite early, starting mid-July and lasting up to the end of August - beginning of September.
The different varieties of the Hydrangea paniculata range, supplied by SAPHO, go well in a shrub border together with perennials or in a pot.
hardy (-30°C)
deciduous
autumn
Plant details
- Width
- 1,20 m
- Height
- 1,20 m
- Habit
- compact
- Hardiness
- hardy (-30°C)
- Foliage
- deciduous
- Foliage colour
- green
- Flowering period
- summer, autumn
- Flowering colour
- white
- Flower size
- 20 cm
Selected by :
Jean RENAULT
PBR / European PBR :
EU 43241
Protection :
European P.B.R - Protected variety, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
(wholesale)
Garden Tips
Use :
lt goes well in a shrub border or in a pot.
Type of soil :
All types of soil, preferably humus-rich.
Care :
Cut back hard at the end of winter. To see the full evolution of colours in the panicles, avoid watering directly onto the leaves and flowers.