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Hydrangea serrata Mount AsoHydrangea Mount Aso Discovered on the slopes of Mount Aso in Japan, Hydrangea serrata Mount Aso is a low growing, compact, mound forming shrub, more compact and cold hardy than Hydrangea macrophylla. Clusters of lacecap flower heads are borne midsummer to autumn, bluish in very acidic soils, and pink in neutral to alkaline soils. Leaves are handsome, dark green, and oval, with toothed edges; they turn shades of red, orange and purple before falling in

light to mid-green foliage

these are followed in autumn by small round red berries

dual-purpose Pear Gorham is hardier and more disease-resistant than its illustrious parents

The berries hold on the tree well

deciduous shrub with attractive red stems and a bushy habit

Also takes quite well to pruning

Plant near a doorway or path to enjoy the lovely scent to the full

Smoke Bush Young Lady

but will crop much better with a suitable pollination partner

but you may not know Galanthus woronowii

Apple Arthur Turner was introduced in 1915

these are followed by strawberry-like