🌸 Lush Summer Bloom: The panicle hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata) blooms from July to October in large, white flower panicles that can turn slightly pink depending on location and soil pH. 🌿 Bushy Growth: With a growth height of about 120 cm and a width of about 90 cm, it grows compactly, densely branched, and is therefore ideal for beds, borders, and containers. ☀️ Semi-shaded Location: Prefers bright, semi-shaded areas, protected from intense midday sun – ideal for home gardens, terraces, or shade beds. ❄️ Hardy & Pruning Tolerant: This variety is very robust and frost-resistant. Pruning in March or autumn promotes flower formation and ensures vigorous growth. 💧 Easy to Care for & Adaptable: Loves evenly moist, humus-rich soils, but does not tolerate waterlogging. Regular watering on hot days keeps it vital and blooming. The white panicle hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata) is a popular, easy-care, and hardy flowering plant that transforms any garden into a sea of blooms with its large, lush flower panicles. From July to October, it presents its pure white to slightly pinkish flowers, which can change slightly in color depending on pH and location. With its bushy, compact growth (about 120 cm high, 90 cm wide), the panicle hydrangea is excellent as a solitary plant, group planting, or container plant. It loves semi-shaded locations where it is protected from intense midday sun. The humus-rich, evenly moist garden soil provides the best growth conditions. Pruning in spring (March) or optionally already in autumn stimulates new flower shoots and keeps the plant vital. Thanks to its robustness and hardiness, it withstands even frosty temperatures without problems and delights with its magnificent floral display for many years. – Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata – German Name: Panicle Hydrangea (white) – Flower Color: White (slightly pink depending on location) – Flowering Period: July – October – Growth Height: about 120 cm – Growth Width: about 90 cm – Location: semi-shaded, no intense sun – Soil: humus-rich, loose, evenly moist – Hardy: yes – Growth Form: bushy, densely branched