Hydrangea pan. 'Tardiva' (white)

This tree-form hydrangea displays an elegant upright habit with a rounded canopy, producing large, conical clusters of creamy-white flowers that gradually fade to pale pink as the season progresses. Hardy in Zones 3-8, it thrives in temperatures ranging from cool to temperate climates. Fall foliage develops an understated yellow, adding seasonal interest. This variety does not produce significant fruit but is appreciated for its striking floral display. It prefers well-drained, fertile soil with consistent moisture and partial to full sun exposure. Its mature form reaches heights of 8-10 feet, making it a striking focal point in landscapes, while its shape remains compact and tidy. Deer-resistant and adaptable, this hydrangea is a dependable choice for gardens seeking elegance and a prolonged bloom period.