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Hydrangea Paniculata ‘Switch Ophelia’

Ideal for containers, balconies and small gardens, Hydrangea paniculata Switch® ‘Ophelia’ is a uniquely compact variety of this popular hardy shrub. Masses of lacy flowerheads bear colour-changing blooms throughout summer and autumn.

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