Zinfin Doll®

Description

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This beautiful panicle hydrangea brings twice the color to any garden. The Zinfin Doll starts out pure white and then the blooms change to pink, starting from the bottom and moving upward. Eventually, the flowers reach a deep red and retain their color for months. The Zinfin Doll resembles the classic Pinky Winky hydrangea, except that it blooms earlier and produces full, mophead flowers for even more impact. The flowers are held upright by strong stems for a sturdy and eye-catching look.
Here are three great reasons to grow Zinfin Doll hydrangea:

Early blooming full, mophead flowers provide lovely two-toned color.
Stands up to even the harshest winter and will bloom each year.
More than three months of flowers from this hardy variety.

CHARACTERISTICS

Plant Type: Shrub

 

Shrub Type: Deciduous

 

Height Category: Medium

 

Garden Height: 48 – 72 Inches

 

Spacing: 48 – 72 Inches

 

Spread: 48 – 72 Inches

 

Flower Colors: Pink | White

 

Flower Shade: Flowers open white then turn pink from base to tip.

 

Foliage Colors: Green

 

Foliage Shade: Green

 

Habit: Upright

 

Container Role: Thriller

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Light Requirement: Part Sun to Sun | Sun

Maintenance Category: Easy

Blooms On: New Wood

Bloom Time: Summer

Hardiness Zones:
 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b

Water Category: Average

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Uses: Border Plant | Container | Cut Flower | Dried Flower | Landscape | Mass Planting | Specimen or Focal Point

Uses Notes:
Mixed borders, cutting gardens, specimen plant

Maintenance Notes: 
Panicle hydrangeas are super easy and reliable. In cold climates, they should get a minimum of six hours of sun each day; in hot areas, morning sun and afternoon shade are best. These are shallow-rooted plants that really benefit from a 2-3″ (5-7.6 cm) layer of mulch.
As for pruning, plan to cut these plants back by about one-third in early spring. This builds up a strong base while encouraging vigorous new growth to produce lots of blooms.

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