Reblooming white mophead for shade?

Prettypetals_GA_7-8

11 years ago

Looking for a great reblooming white mophead for the shade. Any suggestions?? Judy

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luis_pr
11 years ago
I like Forever and Ever's White Out as it is more ure white than the others but Blushing Bride is sort of, kind of white but has a very light pink blush in alkaline soils and very light blue in acidic soils. White King seems to produce lots of flowers but I have not seen many comments about it.

Of course, you also have many paniculatas that are not remontant but hardy and white. And some nice white oakleaf hydrangeas (not rebloomers).
October_Gardens
11 years ago
Size would be a main factor. Blushing Bride is the largest known rebloomer at 5x5. White King and White Out only grow to 3'. White King would be the hardest to find as it is not widely available.

Mme Mouillere would also perform well enough in GA and prefers shade.
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