Hydrangea p. 'Little Hottie' #2 slideshow

Hydrangea p. 'Little Hottie' #2 slideshowHydrangea paniculata 'Little Hottie', also known as 'Bailbanone', is an extremely compact hydrangea with large late summer white flowers. Flowers open green, change to creamy white, turning light pink as evening temperatures drop. Requires little to no pruning, ideal for smaller landscapes. Blooms: Light: full sun to part shade Spacing: 3 5' Height at maturity: 3 5' Soil well drained, regular garden soil Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general

Species can vary

It can tolerate pretty much anything except over-loving them

Give your hands a break from pesky squeeze strain with this one-touch rain wand

Depending on the species the flowers can bloom anywhere from white to pink to fuchsia

Habit: rounded

commonly called "Elephant Bush" is a small leaved succulent plant indigenous to Southern Africa

5" containers

Malaysia and features a light green color accented with a pop of pink wings

Light: full sun to part shade

Blooms a white flower if in the right conditions normally fall through spring

Due to the large cluster of flowers you might hear it being called by its common name of "Tropical Hydrangea"

Their leaves angle toward the light exposing their leathery face to those who can't help but stare at this beauty