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Fuzzy deutzia vs Hybrid deutzia

Fuzzy deutzia vs Hybrid deutzia

Fuzzy deutzia and Hybrid deutzia are often considered for the same spot in the garden (flowers, pollinator friendly, specimen). The data below shows where they differ: size, hardiness, care, toxicity and price.

Illustration of Fuzzy deutzia

Fuzzy deutzia

Deutzia scabra 2.5 m × 1.8 m after 10 years

A tall, upright shrub with arching branches that is covered for about two weeks in early summer with lightly scented flower clusters, white or flushed…

Shrub
Full sun
Part shade
from about €3.90
Illustration of Hybrid deutzia

Hybrid deutzia

Deutzia × hybrida 1.8 m × 1.8 m after 10 years

Hybrid deutzia covers its arching branches with masses of pink, star-shaped flowers in late spring and early summer; it is mostly sold as 'Mont Rose',…

Shrub
Full sun
Part shade
from about €3.90

Key differences

  • Hybrid deutzia grows faster than Fuzzy deutzia.

  • Hybrid deutzia needs less care than Fuzzy deutzia.

  • Fuzzy deutzia is cheaper: about €3.90 at the size usually planted, against about €4.90 for Hybrid deutzia.

The data side by side

Feature
Fuzzy deutzia
Hybrid deutzia
Group Shrub Shrub
Size after 10 years 2.5 m × 1.8 m 1.8 m × 1.8 m
Ultimate size 1.8–3 m × 1.2–2.4 m 1–2 m × 1–2 m
Growth rate Medium Fast
Light Full sun, Part shade Full sun, Part shade
Soil Average garden soil, Clay, Sandy, Calcareous Average garden soil, Clay, Sandy, Calcareous
Hardiness down to -29 °C (USDA 4, RHS H7) down to -29 °C (USDA 4, RHS H7)
Foliage Deciduous Deciduous
Flowering May–June, white, pink May–July, pink, white
Water need Medium Medium
Drought tolerance Medium Medium
Maintenance Medium Low
Planting distance 150 cm 120 cm
For dogs Non-toxic (uncertain) Non-toxic (uncertain)
For cats Non-toxic (uncertain) Non-toxic (uncertain)
For children Non-toxic (uncertain) Non-toxic (uncertain)
Typical price approx. €3.90 approx. €4.90

Prices are rounded, indicative values. Toxicity data is for information only. If your pet or child has eaten a plant, contact a vet or a doctor. Data updated: October 13, 2026

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