Hydrangea 'King George' Honeyberry They have become one of

They have become one of the most popular of rockery plants

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This plant prefers a position with partial or full sun

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Hydrangea 'King George' Honeyberry They have become one ofHydrangea King George is a deciduous shrub with foliage of green colour initially, before gaining a red tint in that colour as the year progresses into Autumn. Summer will see the plant produce red flowers, which will also have a tint of colour added to them; this time, in the form of a gorgeous pink shade. Planting Hydrangea in moist, well drained soil is recommended, whilst also ensuring that you place them in a place where they can be exposed to