Pandy’s Garden Center Pistachio Hydrangea House !

The Pistachio Hydrangea is a new, novel, mophead hydrangea with unique flowers. The dome-shaped heads of flower begin as a pale-green color. As they develop they turn exciting shades of chartreuse and pistachio green. Then tones of scarlet or violet develop, and the center turns clear blue, making a kaleidoscope of color that has never been seen before in hydrangea flowers. As well, these plants flower on both old and new shoots, so in warmer areas you have continuous flowering from summer to late fall, and in colder areas from late summer through fall. It forms a broad shrub, 2 to 3 feet tall, and up to 5 feet wide. This is low and relatively small for a hydrangea, so it is an ideal choice for a smaller garden. This plant grows well in partial sun, particularly in situations with morning sun and shade from noon onwards. It also grows well in the shade on the north side of your home, and in light shade beneath deciduous trees.