Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Veitchii’ White Lacecap Hydrangea White This selection leafs out as

This selection leafs out as a bright pink red fading to a light green by mid-summer

It will not produce berries

'General Pulaski' was found as chance seedling of English oak by Joe Stupka

It prefers full sun to partial shade

'Katsura' was selected and introduced by Yoshimichi Hirose in Japan

Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Veitchii’ White Lacecap Hydrangea White This selection leafs out asHydrangea macrophylla 'Veitchii White Lacecap Hydrangea Zones 5 9 Partial Shade Hydrangea macrophylla Veitchii is a classic lacecap hydrangea known for its elegant summer display. It bears broad, flat flower heads with a center of tiny fertile florets surrounded by a ring of larger, snow white sterile florets that often blush pink with age. Blooming in early to mid summer, the flowers stand out beautifully against the shrubs rich, dark green foliage.