From late May to early June, this first-ever pink Annabelle produces an abundance of buoyant, soft 8" balls of white to bright pink blossoms, re-blooming right up until the first frost. Plants branch with 100 shoots or more. A breeding breakthrough, this Hydrangea arborescens is amazing, in or out of bloom. Plants make a fine hedge in mass and are superb specimen plants, when planted singly. Very hardy and low-maintenance. Proceeds will benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.