Hydrangea 'Morning Glory' Quercus robur Enhancing the silver tones are

Enhancing the silver tones are masses of single white flowers that appear in April and May

faux fur material gives off a warm atmosphere in those typically cold December months

but also brings a wonderful scent to add to its surroundings

Cercis 'Avondale' has a small rounded habit and if left unpruned will grow into a small bushy tree with a height of 2

contrasting beautifully with the lightly scented climbing roses that bloom from top to bottom

Hydrangea 'Morning Glory' Quercus robur Enhancing the silver tones areHydrangea Morning Glory is a charming deciduous shrub that produces delicate lace cap flower heads in soft blue and lilac tones. Blooming from midsummer into early autumn, its pastel shades bring a gentle elegance to borders, mixed beds, and patio containers. The airy flower clusters contrast beautifully with the lush green foliage, creating a light and graceful display that brightens any outdoor space. Hardy and dependable, Hydrangea Morning Glory