Candy Apple Hydrangea Fall Feature densely branched habit keeps it

densely branched habit keeps it looking lush

and shade-loving groundcovers

It pairs especially well with coneflowers

It forms a tidy clump of leathery

That gives homeowners a practical way to reduce open mulch areas and build a more finished lower layer in the landscape while still enjoying a true flowering shrub rather than a flat ground cover

Candy Apple Hydrangea Fall Feature densely branched habit keeps itCandy Apple Hydrangea or Hydrangea paniculata 'Candy Apple' features the same beautiful lime green flowers as Limelight Hydrangea, but grows in a more compact form. Candy Apple Hydrangea deciduous shrubs typically grow 4 to 8 feet tall and wide in natural form. The lush, green foliage and cone shaped lime green flowers make for beautiful container plants as well as a focal point for gardens. The cuttings make gorgeous dried flower arrangements that