| The center looks almost like a half-dollar Queen Anne's Lace. |
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Q: My sister lives in northern New Jersey and has several hydrangeas that bloom near a fence in the afternoon sun. She planted one last year which is obviously a different variety but we don't have any idea which one. It has about four individual buds of blue and then the center looks almost like a half-dollar Queen Anne's Lace. This wouldn't be what they call shamrock, would it? A: This is a hydrangea macrophylla normalis or lace cap hydrangea. These are like the ones that occur naturally in their native Asia. |
