Hydrangea paniculata 'Early Harry' is a very early blooming panicle hydrangea. It grows to about 100 to 150 cm tall and features abundant blooms with large cream-white to delicate pink flowers. The beautiful flowering period begins in May and can last until July. The white flowers gradually take on a soft pink hue. The dark green leaves enhance the beauty of the flowers even more. In autumn, the leaves turn yellow before the hydrangea sheds its foliage for winter. Early Harry thrives equally well in the ground or in a large pot, making it suitable for any garden size or type.

Care
Hydrangeas do not tolerate dryness and require plenty of water, especially in summer. It is best to give the hydrangea a lot of water at once rather than just a little bit occasionally. It can be planted from March to mid-October, either in the ground or in a decorative pot, with the best growth occurring in the ground. When planting, maintain a distance of 75 cm between the plants. Pruning is best done in March, about 30 cm above the ground. The more you prune the hydrangea, the larger the flowers will be.