Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tinkerbell’ Hydrangea Collection_Ghost Series It was actually found as

It was actually found as chance seedling from 'Sherwood Flame' where it gets 'Sherwood' in its name

a single outer row of petals framing a dense center cluster of red and white variegated petaloids tipped with yellow anthers

or miniature rail-road gardens

Found by Rippingale Nursery

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tinkerbell’ Hydrangea Collection_Ghost Series It was actually found asHydrangea macrophylla Tinkerbell Zones 5b 9 Partial Sun to Full Sun Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tinkerbell' is a lush bi color hydrangea boasting sizable, flat, triple star shaped pink blooms with delicate white edges, gracing gardens from June through September. When nestled in acidic soil, these blooms take on a serene blue hue. Its ovate, dark green leaves feature subtle serrations along the edges. Bred by Japanese horticulturist, Toyokazu Ichie,