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Leaf stems petiole are short causing the leaves to hug close to the main stems in most cases. Mopheads and lacecaps have identical leaf forms.
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They come in enticing shades of white cream pink blue and purple and in lacecap and oakleaf shapes as well as the familiar mophead. The scientific name for lacecap hydrangeas is hydrangea macrophylla normalis. A superb flowering shrub to use as a showy accent or specimen or for perennial borders in semi shaded areas. Diy network has an article listing some of the most popular red varieties from this species.As the weather cools down the leaves on jetstream change from dark green to orange red. The plants also have peeling brown bark that makes them attractive even in the winter. The large mophead flowers begin blooming red and then fade to shades of purple. They recommend the royal red and lady in red varieties of hydrangea for adding a shot of crimson to your garden.
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