Hydrangea serrata 'SMNHSDD' ~ Tuff Stuff Ah-Hah™ Hydrangea edging Tiny but fragrant whitish-green flowers

Tiny but fragrant whitish-green flowers bloom on terminal spikes in early spring before the foliage emerges

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Hydrangea serrata 'SMNHSDD' ~ Tuff Stuff Ah-Hah™ Hydrangea edging Tiny but fragrant whitish-green flowersTuff Stuff Ah Hah Hydrangea is a compact hardy deciduous shrub with a tidy habit of upright stems and rich green wilt resistant leaves. The color of the double floret panicle clusters depends on the PH of the soil in acidic soils the flowers will be light blue while alkaline flowers will be soft pink. Its a repeat bloomer with the first bloom on old wood in early summer and the second late in summer on new wood that lasts till frost. Best bloom in