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The plant is about three feet in height but now I've moved it to a position it enjoys I expect to see better growth.
It's taken three years (and been moved twice) but I've finally got blooms from my cutting.
I suspect the secret to the recent success has been because I've moved the plant to an area of semi-shade and the root is in a cooler spot and shaded most of the day.
I re-visited during the winter and took about 15 hard wood cuttings - so far, about three-quarter of them have sprouted leaves - It's certainly a positive sign but I'm not sure if the cuttings are using up stored reserves or they are throwing out leaves?
Does anyone have any experience with reproducing these hydrangeas?
I visited this garden about two and a half weeks ago and these flowers were out then. Judging by the freshness of the blooms they look to last another week to ten days at least.
I could not get paniculata out of my head.
This Hyrangea is well established in the garden of the house - Le Mas at St Marcory nr Monpazier - where we stayed for six months when we arrived in France.