Giant 12" pure white snowball flowers in summer are what keep Annabelle popular. Flowers persist and can be used for fresh or dried arrangements. Will grow in full sun with ample moisture.

An upright and spreading deciduous shrub with huge, color-changing flowers. Blooms emerge lime-green, turn creamy white in late summer and mature to a rich, deep pink before fading to beige in fall. The oval, dark green leaves turn to shades of red in the fall and the panicles provide winter interest.

One of the most impressive Hydrangea flowers you'll ever see! Huge 15" long cone-shaped flowers start to appear in July. Initially they are light green in color but then transition to white and then pink in fall. Upright and sturdy stems, so blossoms won't flop.

A dwarf form of the common Lilac. Fragrant 4" pink flowers bloom in spring; fade to lavender as they age. Tidy and compact Lilac that works in small spaces.