Hydrangea paniculata ‘Pandria®’ (10 L bag)
Showy Panicle Hydrangea | Lime-White Cones with a Soft Pink Finish
A compact, upright panicle hydrangea prized for its sturdy branching, reliable flowering and impressive cone-shaped blooms. ‘Pandria®’ produces large flower heads that emerge fresh lime-green before maturing to creamy white, often developing a soft pink blush as temperatures cool towards autumn. Flowering on new growth, this hardy and easy-to-grow shrub delivers months of colour and structure in the garden.
Please note: As a deciduous hydrangea, ‘Pandria®’ will naturally lose its leaves during winter dormancy. Plants supplied in bloom during autumn may shed their foliage as winter approaches, but will re-emerge in spring with even stronger growth and a larger framework, ready for another spectacular flowering season.
Plant Care
Sun: Full sun to partial shade (best: morning sun / afternoon shade).
Soil: Moist, fertile, well-drained; enrich sandy soils with compost or organic matter.
Water: Moderate—keep evenly moist, especially during active growth and flowering.
Feed: Balanced slow-release fertiliser in spring; optional light top-up during summer.
Pruning: In late winter or early spring, shorten the previous season’s flowering stems to 2–3 buds to encourage strong new growth and larger flower heads. Remove any weak or damaged stems.
Top tip: Mulch annually to conserve moisture and improve soil health. Panicle hydrangeas flower on new growth, making them among the easiest hydrangeas to prune and maintain.
Specifications
Botanical name: Hydrangea paniculata ‘Pandria®’
Form: Compact deciduous flowering shrub
Pot size: 10 L bag
Approx. supplied size: ±50–80 cm high (including bag); sizes vary seasonally
Garden size: Approximately ±1.2–1.5 m H × ±1–1.2 m W
Bloom time: Mid-summer to late autumn
Flower colour: Lime-green → creamy white; soft pink blush in cool autumn conditions
Uses: Feature shrub, mixed borders, cottage gardens, foundation planting, containers, cut & dried flowers
Plant Breeders’ Rights (PBR)
This cultivar is protected under Plant Breeders’ Rights. Propagation is strictly prohibited without the holder’s written authorisation. Plants are supplied for ornamental use only.
Quick Facts
• Compact, sturdy shrub with strong upright stems
• Large lime-green to creamy white flower cones
• Soft pink tones develop as temperatures cool
• Flowers on new growth for reliable annual blooming
• Deciduous—loses leaves in winter and returns larger in spring
• Performs well in South African gardens when planted in enriched, well-drained soil





