Hydrangea 'Salsa' micro drip structure in a herbaceous border

structure in a herbaceous border or even in a large patio pot

The narrow head makes it ideal for working between rows or in tightly-planted borders

this one has slightly ruffled rich green leaves

The narrow head of the tool makes it especially useful for weeding among the nooks and crannies of rockeries

Hydrangea 'Salsa' micro drip structure in a herbaceous borderHydrangea 'Salsa' is a mophead variety with pinky white flowers with a darker crimson edge. The foliage is a deep olive green, with red tones which gradually turn purple bronze by Autumn. Normally produces lots of flowerheads on a short sturdy bush up to 1m x 1m. Will grow in any reasonably fertlile well drained soil in sun or shade. Leave the old flowerheads on until spring to protect the emerging buds below from frosts.