Hydrangea 'Living Little Rosy'Hydrangea paniculata

Delight in over 100 days of stunning, colour-shifting blooms with Hydrangea Living Little Rosy. This compact, deciduous shrub produces large, conical flower heads that open in a soft creamy-white during July, gradually transitioning to delicate pinks in August, and eventually deepening to a rich dark pink by September. The flowers' evolving colours offer an ever-changing display that will brighten your garden throughout the summer and into autumn. Part of the Living Creations series, Living Little Rosy is the result of generations of expert breeding at a renowned family-run nursery in the Netherlands. These hydrangeas are engineered for strength, durability, and long-lasting beauty. They thrive in a wide range of conditions, with robust stems, an extended blooming period, and exceptional hardiness that allows them to withstand harsh winters. Ideal for transforming those tricky, shaded areas of your garden, Living Little Rosy is the perfect choice for spots that don't receive full sun—such as north-facing borders, areas shaded by trees, or dim corners of your patio. More drought-tolerant than traditional mophead hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla), it’s especially well-suited for dry, woodland-style borders or large containers in shady spots around your home. This hardy hydrangea forms a sturdy, well-branched framework that supports large, showy panicles from July through September, with colour-changing blooms that offer a fresh, evolving look all season long. Once established, Living Little Rosy is easy to care for—simply prune back to a low framework each spring to keep it looking its best year after year. Height: 70cm (28in). Spread: 70cm (28in). One of the exceptional ‘Living Creations’ series, Hydrangea ‘Living Little Rosy’ is a strongly-branching, compact, long-flowering variety featuring large flowers, starting white in July, blushing pink in August and finishing dark pink in September. Hydrangea paniculata prefers a sunny or semi shaded position, with shelter from cold, drying winds. Grow hydrangea plants in any non alkaline, fertile, moist soil. Improve the soil prior to planting by adding with plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost, ensuring that it is mixed in thoroughly and deeply.