The Direct Gardening Association (formerly called the Mailorder Gardening Association) has given the Proven Winners Invincibelle Wee White hydrangea a 2018 Green Thumb Award for best new plant in the plants, bulbs and seeds division.
The Invincibelle Wee White hydrangea is a smooth hydrangea (H. arborescens ‘NCHA5’) from Proven Winners and is propagated exclusively by Grand Haven’s Spring Meadow Nursery. The Invincibelle Wee White hydrangea is a dwarf variety that produces abundant flower heads on strong, supportive stems that flush soft pink, aging to white, then green. This flowering shrub grows almost everywhere in North America and flowers from early summer through frost.
This win follows the 2017 Green Thumb Awards for Spring Meadow Nursery's Proven Winners ColorChoice Purple Pillar rose of Sharon and the Invincibelle Ruby hydrangea, the first ever red flowered Hydrangea arborescens.
Winners of the 2018 Green Thumb Awards were chosen by an independent panel of garden writers and editors. The winning products were selected based on their uniqueness, technological innovation, ability to solve a gardening problem or provide a gardening opportunity and potential appeal to gardeners.
The Green Thumb Awards recognize outstanding new garden products available by mail or online. The awards are sponsored by the Direct Gardening Association, a nonprofit association of companies that sell garden products directly to consumers via catalogs and websites.
For more information about the awards, visit www.directgardeningassociation.com. For more information and high-resolution images of the Invincibelle Wee White hydrangea or to obtain a Spring Meadow Nursery product catalog, contact Natalie Carmolli, natalie@springmeadownursery.com.Latest from Garden Center
- The evolution of brands
- Star Roses and Plants launches redesigned website
- Weekend Reading 10/18/24
- Star Roses and Plants wins awards from 2025 American Garden Rose Selections testing program
- High Country Gardens sponsors International Hummingbird Society debut program
- Proven Winners announces new director of product development
- Floral associations push Congress for cost-saving measure
- American Horticultural Society unveils $5 million endowment at River Farm gala