Madame Emile Mouilliere

Talk about big flower heads…WOW are they ever huge.  I used my hat to give some scale in this photo of our plant of 'Mme. Emile Mouillere' in the garden.  The lovely blooms have a small blue eye and become decorated with pink or blue speckles as they age. The flowers start in June-July and last until frost.  This year we still had flowers in November!  The foliage is a nice rich shiny green that turns great autumn colors too.  Introduced into the trade in the early 1900's, and still being offered today is a testimate to it being one of the best of the hydrangea hybrids ever created.  It is easy to grow, and will give you years of satisfaction.  Excellent!