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Notes: Epimeidum 'Mandarin Star' is a newly introduced hybrid that has a similar look to the selection introduced by Roy Lancaster as E
Looks especially nice planted on a stump
Give them plenty of open filtered light
Blooms spring to early summer
In cold climates best if fronds are left on to insulate during cold spells
Hydrangea serrata 'Yae no Amacha' (Mountain Hydrangea, Tea of Heaven) Perennials G-L Notes: Epimeidum 'Mandarin Star' isFamily: Hydrangeaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: Japan Soil: Moist, humus rich Light: part shade, sun Height: 4' Attributes: Deciduous rounded shrub. Lavender to pink lacecap flowers with full doubling. Notes: Distinctive Hydrangea. Native to moist woodlands of Japan. Hydrangea serrata "Amacha varieties" can be used to make a sweet tea. Amacha translates to "Sweet Tea". Amacha is 200 times sweeter than table sugar with almost zero calories and no
