Finally, a late blooming Hydrangea with compact size! That’s right, here’s a selection that blooms with the same ferocity as other paniculata types but only gets half the size. 6″ tall flower cones stand above deep green foliage and burst into snowy color in late July, persisting and changing color as they age, all on a plant that is the perfect size for small landscape areas or grouping to create a superior summer blooming border planting.