There are so many amazing hydrangea paniculata varieties, it’s impossible to grow them all — but there’s definitely one for every full sun spot you have in your garden. I’ve grown a number of them, and they’re all unique and fabulous in their own way, so if you wanted to collect them all, you totally have a an excuse to 😜. Here are a few of my favorites and what I love about them: @pwcolorchoice limelight: it’s an older variety, but it’s popular for a reason. HUGE blooms, vigorous grower. Yes,

Hydrangea involucrata 'Wim Rutten' adds much needed color to the shade garden in mid-to-late summer. The tight flower buds slowly open providing weeks of nectar rich flowers to the pollinators. The rough, sandpapery foliage is generally unbothered by deer and remains attractive until frost. Hydrangea involucrata prefers average to moist woodland type soils in light shade to morning sun. This cultivar is also available from online nurseries under the trademarked name Blue Bunny. | Plant Delights