This oddball Hydrangea species is rather slow-growing at first, but once acclimated can put out moderate growth each year. It is an excellent alternative to creeping ficus, and will cover a wood background in a few years. The backsides of the leaves are a deep purple.

Available plants are well rooted and growing in 2″ pots.  The last photo is representative of the size pots available. They will be shipped potted.