Hydrangea paniculata 'Polar Bear' lawn care which although edible are a

which although edible are a little bitter for consumptiion off the bush

but will survive in full sun or even full shade

pruning is best left until late spring then the plant can be cut back quite hard to a good pair of buds  on each stem

A great new selection of this ever popular shrub

Hydrangea paniculata 'Polar Bear' lawn care which although edible are aA fairly new cultivar, Hydrangea pan. 'Polar Bear' features large conical panicles of flowers in mid to late September, which initially emerge lime green, turn pure white in late summer, before then fading to pink in autumn, on a sturdy and robust deciduous shrub, which can grow to 2m x 2m if left unpruned. However, pruning back to good buds 30 to 40cm from the ground each spring will keep the shrub to c 120cm high and wide, and produce larger