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DESCRIPTION
White Lady is a non-typical variety with characteristic, toothed petals of sterile flowers. It reaches 1.5 m in height and 1 m in width and its branches are thick and rigid. Dark-green leathery leaves. Blooming starts in July and lasts until September, when large beautiful conical blossoms appear at shoot ends. Just above them grow snow-white sterile flowers. This variety is excellent for hedging.
ADVICES
The bush should be planted in a shaded location, protected against wind. Fertile soil, rich in humus and properly moist, is preferred. Optimum pH from 4.5 to 5.5.To plant the hydrangea bush, dig a wide hole and fill it with a mixture of acidic and deacidified humus, garden soil and compost. Place the bush, cover its roots with the soil mixture and compact the ground to form a depression that will allow to keep more water around the plant. Ensure regular watering in summer. In spring, remove dead shoots that lean towards the ground and weak (thin) branches. Remove all ligneous shoots that do not show any signs of growth, especially in the middle of the bush, to allow sunlight and air circulation inside the bush. Then, prune the crown by 1/4. The bush will keep its size, but its flowers will be larger and the shoots will be strong and healthy. Regular fertilising is recommended. Use special hydrangea fertilisers. To protect the plant against frost, cover its shoots with bark, soil or turf in late autumn. In early spring, spread the winter mound to let sunlight to the shoots.
