Hydrangea platyarguta 'Kaeda' (syn. Platycrater arguta) , Tea of Heaven sun or part sun A charcoal-black calyx ensconces deep

A charcoal-black calyx ensconces deep purple-blue

Field Crescent butterflies also enjoy dining on the nectar of this beauty that grows a nice

Can tolerate full sun exposure if given enough moisture

Foliage may be removed for shipping

Mature size: 4-8 ft T x 4-12 ft W

Hydrangea platyarguta 'Kaeda' (syn. Platycrater arguta) , Tea of Heaven sun or part sun A charcoal-black calyx ensconces deepNative to China and Japan, this sub shrub resembles a small Hydrangea serrata with very loose, open flower clusters at branch ends. The individual white blooms are open, almost flat, bowls, some of which on each plant are sterile and some complete. The complete blooms have fluffy, yellow centers. The long, dark green leaves are lance shaped and turn golden in fall. 'Kaeda' has larger blooms and large leaves than the species. A striking, unusual