Lacecap hydrangea

Plants: Lacecap Hydrangeas Lacecap Hydrangeas are a lesser well known cousin of the common mophead Big Leaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea Macrophylla). Mopheads and Lacecaps are both Big Leaf Hydrangea, sharing the same basic form, foliage, and care requirements, but differ in the style of their flower heads.

The large outer ring of petals surround the tiny fertile flowers of these healthy lacecap hydrangeas.

Lacecap hydrangeas

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Pop Star Hydrangeas are a gardener's dream with stunning lace cap blooms that can be electric blue or bright pink depending on your soil pH ☁️🔦✨ These compact beauties reach just 1.5-3' tall and wide, making them perfect for containers, borders, or adding a pop of color to your garden! ▫️ Lacecap blooms in vibrant pink or blue ▫️ Matures to 1.5-3' wide by 1.5-3' tall ▫️ Hardy in USDA Zones 4-9 ▫️ Thrives in partial shade Their long-lasting blooms attract butterflies and other pollinators…

Hydrangeas come in many different forms and flower types. Learn about the lacecap flower style and what makes it a standout garden attraction in this guide.

Hydrangea macrophylla ’Curtis’ Legacy’, synonym ‘Coerulea Lace’, and occasionally sold under the invalid name of Hydrangea japonica ’Coerulea’ or under the subspecies serrata. The small blue complete flowers in the centre of the lacecap are surrounded by white ray florets aging with a hint of pink.