Haas Halo Hydrangea
One can never have too many Hydrangea, and ‘Haas Halo’ is at the top of our list for easy-care, sturdy-stemmed brilliance. 14" wide, pure white lacecap flowers shower over deep blue-green foliage – the perfect counterpart to the the white flowers. This Hydrangea is native to North America and is a perfect addition to a native or habitat garden. Bees love it! Plant it in a partial shade to full sun location (prefers morning sun), in compost enriched soil. It needs no pruning and once established, it’s drought tolerant. The flowers are an arrangement all on their own, just add a few leaves. Dried on the plant, they continue to bring enjoyment for months.
'Haas Halo' was featured as a top performer in a Mt Cuba Center Trial Garden Research Report. These reports evaluate native plants and related cultivars for horticultural and ecological value, highlighting the ecosystem services they provide.
One can never have too many Hydrangea, and ‘Haas Halo’ is at the top of our list for easy-care, sturdy-stemmed brilliance. 14" wide, pure white lacecap flowers shower over deep blue-green foliage – the perfect counterpart to the the white flowers. This Hydrangea is native to North America and is a perfect addition to a native or habitat garden. Bees love it! Plant it in a partial shade to full sun location (prefers morning sun), in compost enriched soil. It needs no pruning and once established, it’s drought tolerant. The flowers are an arrangement all on their own, just add a few leaves. Dried on the plant, they continue to bring enjoyment for months.
'Haas Halo' was featured as a top performer in a Mt Cuba Center Trial Garden Research Report. These reports evaluate native plants and related cultivars for horticultural and ecological value, highlighting the ecosystem services they provide.
Original: $23.98
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$7.19Description
One can never have too many Hydrangea, and ‘Haas Halo’ is at the top of our list for easy-care, sturdy-stemmed brilliance. 14" wide, pure white lacecap flowers shower over deep blue-green foliage – the perfect counterpart to the the white flowers. This Hydrangea is native to North America and is a perfect addition to a native or habitat garden. Bees love it! Plant it in a partial shade to full sun location (prefers morning sun), in compost enriched soil. It needs no pruning and once established, it’s drought tolerant. The flowers are an arrangement all on their own, just add a few leaves. Dried on the plant, they continue to bring enjoyment for months.
'Haas Halo' was featured as a top performer in a Mt Cuba Center Trial Garden Research Report. These reports evaluate native plants and related cultivars for horticultural and ecological value, highlighting the ecosystem services they provide.
