Hydrangea plant named ‘RENDIA’

Abstract

A new cultivar of Hydrangea paniculata named ‘RENDIA’, characterized by its oblong shaped panicles of flowers that emerge white in mid summer and change to pink as they mature, and finally change to red at the end of summer, its blooms that turn red relatively early in the season, its sterile flowers with sepals that are large in size, its reddish-brown flowering stems extending to the tip of the inflorescence, its compact and open mounded plant habit, and its leaves that develop red spots in late summer that increase in size in fall.

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