This Hydrangea paniculata is a deciduous plant so during the dormant season in early autumn it will lose all its leaves shooting new growth in the spring from April.

Hydrangea paniculata Big Ben is an upright slightly spreading deciduous shrub with ovate pointed yellow green leaves and reddish purple brown main stems. Panicles are conical and tapered with a distinctive half open outline. The sterile florets open pale green in colour in summer then to greenish white maturing to a deep pink in autumn. Flowers are strongly scented. Can be planted in full sun or part shade conditions.

Eventual height and spread up to 1.5 metres plus.