Wild hydrangea are native just a tad south and west of us. Offering this hardy Hydrangea gives us the opportunity to plant a native variety. It is larval host to Hydrangea Sphinx Moth and a pollen and nectar source for many pollinators. It can get up to 3-5′, but flowers bloom on new stems from June into the fall, so cut to the ground in spring before new growth. This Hydrangea is a white lacecap and the color cannot be manipulated by changing the PH of the soil.