A Hydrangea For Everyone (NAPSA)—Hydrangeas are popular because of their beautiful summerblooms. For northern gardeners, however, getting reliable blooms every year can be a challenge. Cold winters can freeze the flower buds, leaving the homeowner with a large shrub and no flowers. L a A new variety of hydrangea produces abundant, colorful blooms even in colder climates. Some varieties are more hardy; these plants will flower even if frosted to the ground. Until recently, the flower color for hardy hydrangeas has been limited to white. A new variety, Limelight, offers gardeners a new choice—a soft lime green. The lovely green flowers are both plentiful and full, making Limelight a show-stopping addition to the garden.If left on the plant throughfall, the flowers turn an attractive pinkcolor. Adaptable to both sun and partial shade, Hydrangea paniculata Limelight is easy to grow. It will reward homeowners with beautiful flowers through summer and fall. For more information, ask your garden center or visit www.colorchoiceplants.com.
