A profusion of pink balls in summer.
Spectacular in June - July. Farfalle has a ball-shaped inflorescence, very original through their florets with deep pink scalloped petals. This variety has some new flowers in August - September.
Pretty long and scalloped foliage.
Dense growth.
In shrub beds, Farfalle, Fragola, Gipsy and Kiss, all of them part of the DOLCE® range, blend in harmoniously. They can also be grown in pots to embellish terraces and balconies all through the summer.
Hydrangea macrophylla DOLCE® Farfalle 'Dolfarf'
A profusion of pink balls in summer.
Spectacular in June - July. Farfalle has a ball-shaped inflorescence, very original through their florets with deep pink scalloped petals. This variety has some new flowers in August - September.
Pretty long and scalloped foliage.
Dense growth.
In shrub beds, Farfalle, Fragola, Gipsy and Kiss, all of them part of the DOLCE® range, blend in harmoniously. They can also be grown in pots to embellish terraces and balconies all through the summer.
hardy (-15°C)
deciduous
summer
Plant details
- Habit
- compact,buissonnant,arrondi
- Hardiness
- hardy (-15°C)
- Foliage
- deciduous
- Flowering period
- summer
- Flowering colour
- pink
Selected by :
Marie-France Doll
PBR / European PBR :
EU 46586
Protection :
European P.B.R - Protected variety, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
Hydrangea in the DOLCE® range
The Hydrangea macrophylla range for the garden!
These hydrangeas have been selected by SAPHO for the compactness, abundance and quality of their blooms. Summer décor guaranteed!
Preferring humus-rich soils, these shrubs adapt well to any type of substrate, provided it's cool. A semi-shaded position suits them perfectly.
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
(wholesale)
Garden Tips
Use :
In shrub beds or in pots to embellish terraces and balconies in summer.
Type of soil :
Prefers humus rich soil but adapts to any substratum providing it is fresh.
Care :
Cut the dead or withered wood at the end of winter. Cut the faded flowers after the first flowering to encourage a second flowering, if the conditions are favourable.
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