Tardiva Hydrangea — Fresh Cut Stems

Currently growing — not yet available to order.

This hydrangea is establishing at Curriott Hill Flower Farm in Somerset. We expect limited seasonal stem availability from summer 2027, with production increasing in future seasons.

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Tardiva’

Species or group: Hydrangea paniculata / late panicle hydrangea
Fresh flower colour: White
Antique or autumn colour: To be confirmed from Curriott Hill harvests
Expected flowering and cutting period: Seasonal availability expected from summer 2027; exact Curriott Hill cutting dates will be confirmed from production harvests.
Likely stem-length range: 50–80cm. Preliminary projected florist grades: 50–59cm, 60–69cm and 70–80cm; to be confirmed from Curriott Hill’s first production harvests.
Approximate flower-head size: To be confirmed from the first florist-grade harvests.
Suitable floristry uses: Late-season arrangements, airy designs and mixed seasonal work.
Suitable for drying: Not yet confirmed from Curriott Hill harvests.
Expected availability: Limited seasonal stems from summer 2027, increasing in future seasons.

Indicative 2027 wholesale pricing

Expected price bands per stem: 50–59cm: £3.25; 60–69cm: £3.75; 70–80cm: £4.50.

These are planning prices only, benchmarked against current UK wholesale hydrangea pricing. Final 2027 prices will depend on usable stem length, flower-head size, maturity, seasonal quality and available volume. VAT will be applied if applicable. No preorder or payment is being accepted.

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Wholesale enquiries

Florists are welcome to register interest in this variety. Please email office@curriotthillfarm.co.uk with your business name, preferred varieties and likely seasonal requirements. This is an enquiry only; no preorder or payment will be taken.

Please note

Hydrangeas are a natural seasonal crop. Flower colour, antique colouring, flower-head size, usable stem length and harvest timing can vary according to soil, weather, plant maturity and the growing season.