Lacecap Hydrangea 'Dancing Snow': Pirouetting Petals

With a name evoking winter ballet, 'Dancing Snow' is a Lacecap Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) cultivar that pirouettes with grace. Hybridized by Ichie and introduced in 2010 (PP21052), this patented variety brings movement to the summer garden.

Ballet Gallery

Patented Performance

'Dancing Snow' is a lacecap hydrangea with uniquely shaped sterile florets—often elongated, twisted, or cupped—that create a sense of motion, like snowflakes dancing. The color is typically white to pale pink, aging beautifully. The plant grows 3-4 feet with an open, airy habit. The patent reflects its distinctive floral choreography.

Culture: part shade, moist well-drained soil. Morning sun ideal. Mulch well. Prune after flowering. Hardy zones 6-9. 'Dancing Snow' choreographs a summer ballet in the shade garden.