- A Dutch cultivar launched in 1990.
- Grows vigorously into a shrub with erect strong stems and becomes 2-3 m high.
- Develops green leaves.
- Displays flowers gathered in large, compact panicle-like inflorescences on top of stems which become 20-25 cm long; they consist solely of barren flowers and their hue alters while blooming – at first they are willow green and with age become greenish yellow, then crème-white and at the end of the summer delicately pink; when in full bloom its bushes look spectacular and their flowers remain in the shrub long after the leaves have fallen off.
- Its flowers are good for bouquets.
- The flowerheads appear on tops of its stems in July and in August.
- Prefers humus, rich, sufficiently wet and slightly acidic soils.
- Can be planted as solitary shrubs or in groups, in parks and in gardens, in places sheltered from the wind.
- Quite cold hardy.
