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Double Delights Perfection Hydrangea

Hydrangea, Double Delights ™ Perfection PPAF
Compact, mounded habit that fits small gardens and containers.
This reblooming mophead hydrangea has extra sturdy stems that hold dense, full double blooms upright. Pink or purple-blue clusters are packed with delicate star-shaped florets. Perfection has a compact, mounded habit that fits small gardens and containers well. A very versatile hydrangea that is excellent for cut bouquets.

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