Firecracker Kalmia (Mountain Laurel) Hydrangea not random Planting all three

not random Planting all three together gives you a unified color story that is hard to achieve by shopping one plant at a time

It produces plenty of flower clusters

but well worth the effort for fans of double clematis

Yellow prune: Yellow prune Clematis flower best on old vine

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Firecracker Kalmia (Mountain Laurel) Hydrangea not random Planting all threeKalmia, or mountain laurel, is beloved for its evergreen, glossy leaves. Firecracker Kalmia adds a beautiful bonusa fireworks display of red and light pink to white color. In spring, cherry red buds appear on this mountain laurel, opening to light pink to white flowers, creating a bicolored effect. Dark, glossy evergreen foliage covers the bush, and holds its color year round. Birds find Firecracker Kalmia attractive, and pollinators will love it too.