Brussels Lace Hydrangea

Brussels Lace is a distinctive panicle hydrangea cultivar known for its airy, elegant flower clusters and graceful, arching habit. Unlike denser hydrangea varieties, this selection features open, lacy panicles composed of both showy sterile florets and fertile flowers, which provide excellent habitat and food for pollinators. Blooms emerge creamy white in mid to late summer and age to soft pink tones as the season progresses.

This medium-sized deciduous shrub grows to about 6 feet tall and wide, making it ideal for use as a specimen, mixed border feature, or informal hedge. The stems arch slightly under the weight of the large, delicate flower heads, giving the plant a soft, cascading look that complements naturalistic or cottage-style plantings.

Brussels Lace is hardy in USDA Zones 4–8, blooms on new wood, and performs best in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Pruning in late winter or early spring helps maintain a healthy structure and promotes prolific flowering.

Key Features:

• Airy, lacy white panicles that mature to soft pink

• Blooms mid to late summer on new wood

• Graceful, arching stems with a soft, informal appearance
  

• Attracts pollinators with fertile florets

• Hardy in Zones 4–8

• Thrives in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil

Brussels Lace Hydrangea offers a more natural, delicate look than typical panicle types, making it a beautiful addition to pollinator-friendly gardens and relaxed landscape designs.