Hydrangea macrophylla 'Golden Penny' ~ Golden Penny Hydrangea rabbit-resistant enough to plant about 115–150

enough to plant about 115–150 square feet

Pecan hulls burst open revealing fruit

and white bicolor bloom from late spring into fall

The foliage emerges plum and shifts to copper before maturing to deep blue-green

Sturdy central stalks sport deep fiery red ruffled flowers white and yellow marks around the yellow beards and bloom first from mid spring to early summer

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Golden Penny' ~ Golden Penny Hydrangea rabbit-resistant enough to plant about 115–150Golden Penny Hydrangea is a reblooming deciduous shrub that blooms on both old and new wood. The bright yellow green serrated foliage holds its color in fall. Its large mophead clusters' bloom color depends on the soil PH acidic soils produce soft blue flowers, neutral lavender, and alkaline soils produce light pink flowers. The flowers bloom from late spring into fall, attracting butterflies. Best bloom in partial sun and rich, moist well drained