Hydrangea aspera is a species of flowering plant in the family Hydrangeaceae native to dense forests in the region between the Himalayas, across southern China, to Taiwan. [2] It is a large, erect deciduous shrub growing to 3 m (10 ft) tall and …

马桑绣球（学名： Hydrangea aspera ），又名高山藤繡球、对月花、白马桑、甜茶、凉皮树、踏皮树，为绣球花科 绣球属下的一种灌木或小乔木，高度通常在2-3米之间。其根可以入药，味甘，性寒，健脾利湿，清暑止渴。

2020年11月5日 · The Hydrangea Aspera is also known under the name rough hydrangea. We introduce you to the most beautiful Hydrangea Aspera varieties and explain what you need to consider when planting and caring for them. The Hydrangea Aspera is characterized by the fine hairiness of the leaves, which also gives the plant its name.

The origin of the plants distributed as H. aspera or H. aspera var. macrophylla is not certain, but these too appear to be Chinese forms of the species. In its best forms, H. aspera is a very beautiful species and all the more valuable for flowering after midsummer.

H. aspera (Villosa Group) Shrubs ar ...Read More e less course with narrower, more refined leaves. The leaves, stems, and flower stalks are densely villous; the spreading, curly hairs somewhat rust-colored.

An easy to understand guide to growing and caring for Hydrangea aspera plants, with light and watering requirements, growing tips, propagation methods and photos

2024年7月15日 · Hydrangea aspera, or rough-leaved hydrangea, is a unique member of the genus with velvety leaves and lacecap blooms that scaffold on the shrub. Rough-leaved hydrangeas highlight a woodland edge or blend among a mixed border with attractive foliage that gives way to an elegant mid-summer floral show.

2011年6月26日 · To more efficiently characterize H. aspera shape, we applied an objective and quantitative architectural characterization method to two sub-species: subsp. sargentiana (clone 188) and subsp. aspera Kawakami group (clone 352).

Hydrangea aspera, commonly called rough-leaved hydrangea, is a medium to large, deciduous shrub native to northeastern India, Nepal, and southern China where it grows in forested mountain valleys and hillsides. Mature plants can reach up to 13' tall with an equal spread and take on a rounded to upright habit.

Hydrangea aspera 'Villosa Group' is a large shrub characterised by its large flattened flowerheads comprising a mixture of tiny blue or purple flowers surrounded by large conspicuous sterile lilac or rose florets, which appear on arching stems in late summer and autumn. It's perfect for growing in a mixed or shrub border.