Hydrangea 'Strigosa',

Hydrangea 'Strigosa', Hydrangea aspera ssp.strigosa,', is a subspecies of the Himalayan hydrangea (scientific name: Hydrangea aspera), native to China. It is known for its long, narrow leaves covered with short hairs, and its bisexual flowers, which are purple in color and bloom later in the season.

Cultivar Name: Hydrangea 'Strigosa'
Scientific Name: Hydrangea aspera ssp. strigosa
Other Names: Hydrangea aspera 'Strigosa'
Systematics: Plantae, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Cornales, Hydrangeaceae, Hydrangea, Himalayan Hydrangea, aspera subspecies
Origin/Distribution: China
Height: 2 meters
Spread: 1.5-2 meters
Leaf Shape: Lanceolate, hairy
Flower Head Shape: Lacecap
Bisexual Flowers: Purple
Decorative Flowers: Single
Decorative Flower Color: White → Pale Pink → Purple
Blooming Period: Late July to late August, blooms later in the season
Uses: Potted plant, border plant

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