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Hydrangea 'Graffiti'® 3lt

Name: Hydrangea 'Graffiti'® 3lt
Brand: Greenleaf Garden Center
SKU: HydrangGraffiti3lt
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Hydrangea paniculata ‘Graffiti’ ('ROU201606' PBR)

Blooms that look like pink graffiti brushed across fluffy flower panicles 🎨

Family: Hydrangeaceae • Pot diameter: 19cm (3L) • Height: 40–45cm

‘Graffiti’ is a beautiful choice for anyone looking for a hydrangea with a more artistic personality: each flower panicle looks as if it has been painted by hand, starting from a clean white base and gradually filling with pink tones and deeper raspberry markings as the season progresses. The shrub keeps a neat, upright form with enough volume to work as a seasonal highlight in borders or large pots, while still feeling modern and refined. Ideal for entrances, patios and display spots where you want colour, structure and character without an overly heavy look.

Hydrangeaceae Deciduous Sun/Partial shade Care: steady watering & annual pruning Pink–raspberry brush marks • upright form

Light

🔆 Sun–Partial shade

Stronger “graffiti” colour with plenty of light.

Watering

💧 Steady

Fresh substrate, without overwatering.

Temperature

🌡️ down to -30°C

High frost tolerance.

Flowers

🌼 Multicoloured

July–September with vivid markings.

What makes it special

🎨 “Graffiti” effect with pink–raspberry markings over a white base
🧱 Strong, upright structure that keeps a clean shape through the season
⏳ Long flowering period with gradual, clearly visible colour transitions

Ideal use

🎯 As a standalone feature in large pots for bold seasonal impact
🏡 Borders and flower beds in contemporary gardens with repeated planting rhythm
🧩 Compositions with ornamental grasses and dark foliage for strong contrast

Where to place it

Choose a position with sun to partial shade and good air circulation. In a pot, use a large container with excellent drainage, so the volume of the flower panicles and the upright form are well supported without the stems bending too easily.

Plant pairings

With small- to medium-scale ornamental grasses, such as Panicum or Miscanthus, for movement and texture.
With dark, glossy foliage, such as deep-coloured Heuchera or Prunus laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’, for strong contrast against the flowers.
With evergreen base masses, such as Buxus or Pittosporum, for clean architectural lines and winter structure.

Composition goal: clean geometry, strong colour intensity and balanced volumes.

Origin of the variety click to read

Taxonomic background: Hydrangea paniculata belongs to the family Hydrangeaceae and is known for its large panicle-shaped inflorescences and flowering on new wood, which allows strong pruning without losing the season’s bloom.

Selection/breeding & distribution: ‘Graffiti’ carries the selection code ‘ROU201606’ and is protected by PBR. It was selected for its strong white–pink contrast, brush-mark style spotting and clean, upright framework with good support for the weight of the flowers.

Creation story — selection narrative: It originated from selective cultivation of Hydrangea paniculata in a European nursery, where breeders were looking for a panicle hydrangea with a more artistic character. Among many seedlings, the clone that became ‘Graffiti’ stood out for its vivid pink marks over creamy flowers — like a small living canvas in the garden.

1) Substrate: Rich, well-draining substrate with organic matter; avoid heavy, compact soils that hold too much water.

2) Watering: Keep moisture steady, especially during warm months; allow the surface to dry slightly between waterings, without letting the substrate stay permanently muddy.

3) Position/Climate: Sun to partial shade, with protection from very hot afternoon sun in warm regions; tolerant of low temperatures down to around -30°C.

Pruning — how & when ✂️ how-to

Hydrangea paniculata flowers on new wood, so the ideal pruning time is late winter to early spring, usually from late February to early March after hard frosts have passed. Shorten the previous year’s flowering stems evenly to 2–3 buds from their base, usually leaving 20–40cm depending on the desired height, to encourage strong new growth with large flower panicles. Remove weak, inward-facing or crossing stems completely to maintain a clean framework and good air circulation; aim for 8–12 main stems. For rejuvenating older plants, cut around one third of the oldest stems back to the base each year. In a pot, a slightly shorter pruning approach helps maintain a sturdy, upright shape. The dried flower heads can remain for winter interest and be removed in spring. Work with clean tools and, after pruning, support the plant with proper watering and light feeding.

🔎 Detail	Information
🌿 Scientific name	Hydrangea paniculata ‘Graffiti’ (‘ROU201606’ PBR)
🪴 Pot/Size	19cm • 40–45cm height
☀️ Light	Sun to partial shade
💧 Watering	Steady — prefers fresh, well-draining substrate
🌡️ Temperature	Down to around -30°C
💦 Moisture	Prefers a cool, lightly moist substrate without permanent water around the roots
🧪 Toxicity	Mildly toxic if ingested; keep away from children and pets

💡 Tip: For stronger “graffiti” colouring, place it where it receives several hours of light and keep the substrate fresh but never waterlogged.

🤔 Did you know? On mature ‘Graffiti’ plants, a single flower panicle can show white, pink and deeper brush-like markings at the same time — like a small living mural in the garden.

Why you’ll love it info

🌟 Fluffy flower panicles with a white–pink graffiti effect
🧱 Clean, upright structure that looks premium in pots and borders
⏳ Long flowering season with gradual, rich colour changes

Greenleaf for plant geeks — scientific facts nobody asked for 🧠 geek

🌸 Panicle-shaped inflorescences with dominant sterile sepals create strong visual volume
🔁 Flowers on new wood, so late-winter pruning is safe
🌡️ Stem lignification increases resistance to flower load and weather exposure
🏷️ Clonal selection ‘ROU201606’ with PBR protection

What wood does it flower on? pruning

It flowers on new wood; prune in late winter to encourage strong new growth and large blooms.

Does it need acidic soil? soil

Not necessarily; it prefers fresh, well-draining substrates with organic matter.

Is it suitable for a large pot? use

Yes, it works beautifully as a standalone feature in large pots with excellent drainage.

How large does it get? size

Approximately 120cm tall x 70cm wide at maturity.

🔎 Note: Due to the natural diversity of plants, the plant you receive may differ slightly from the one shown in the photo. Shape, size and colour may vary depending on the season, growing conditions and the natural character of each plant.

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Hydrangea 'Graffiti'® 3lt

Hydrangea 'Graffiti'® 3lt

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Graffiti’ ('ROU201606' PBR)

Light

Watering

Temperature

Flowers

What makes it special

Ideal use

Where to place it

Plant pairings

Hydrangea 'Graffiti'® 3lt — Care & Tips

We take care of the packaging!

With specially designed boxes, we ensure that the plants will reach you intact, no matter what they encounter on the way!

All plants in 3L pots or larger are placed in individual boxes that secure the plant at the base of the pot, preventing it from tipping over.

The cardboard used for the boxes is specially made to provide resistance to potential impacts during transport.

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