Hydrangea Princess Diana is a new and exclusive variety to Gardening Express - the company says they are the only nursery producing it, direct from the breeder. In 2016 they started selling it under the name Wow Time, because the official name had yet to be decided.
Wow Time by the first name, plants produce large, double-flowered, starry shaped blossoms in their masses, held in a larger heavy mop-head. These range and transition from dark to lighter pink as the blooms grow, age and develop and contrast against the green foliage.
The flowers stay upright on extra strong stems over a neat, compact plant. Princess Diana Hydrangeas will continually re-bloom throughout the season and will be adorned with the double pink blooms from late spring, through summer and right in to Autumn.
Supplied as well established plants are available in approx 3.5 litre containers.
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www.gardeningexpress.co.uk
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