Yellow Vein Hydrangea, Hydrangea luteovenosa Mt. Tabor Oak Light: Full sun to light

Light: Full sun to light shade

white lacecap flowers bloom in late spring to early summer

More drought- and cold-tolerant than many Japanese maples

It becomes packed with white flowers in spring that are followed by tiny red apples that fully ripen and color up in autumn

Yellow Vein Hydrangea, Hydrangea luteovenosa Mt. Tabor Oak Light: Full sun to lightUSDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 7 Native Range: Japan Soil: Moist, well drained, acidic Light: Part shade Height in the Garden: Up to 3' Size: ~3" square pot Attributes: This is a dwarf hydrangea with small leaves and smaller than average, white, lace cap flowers. It is winter deciduous. Notes: A captivating little hydrangea for bonsai accent plant displays sporting white flowers in the spring. It is subtler and smaller than its bolder relatives and serves