Sep 2, 2017 · Hydrangea paniculata blooms on new wood so if late spring frosts are an issue, locating one against a wall or other heat sink helps prevent damage from spring freezes is a good idea. Unlike its mophead cousins, the paniculata can be trained to a small, single-trunked tree, which would be a showpiece in a small garden.

This Hydrangea was discovered growing in a garden in Minnesota so is exceptionlly hardy! Very unique because it has the ability to bloom ...Read More consistently on both old and new wood. The result is a plant that provides beautiful flowers all summer long.

The Annabelle Hydrangea at International Friendship Gardens in Michigan City, IN have received little care or attention for many years, a...Read More Some were even planted in a full sun site which received little water; however, the flowers were never very large.

Very beautiful hydrangea. This particular plant is darker blue to lavender in color on the larger out flowers, with tiny blue cluster of ...Read More flowers with five petals in the center. The large dark green leaves alone make the plant wonderful to have.

Jun 18, 2012 · Bigleaf hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) have changed significantly in the past few years. While the big, blowsy flowers have always stolen the show in May and June, gardeners intent on having hydrangeas in their gardens can now select types that bloom throughout the summer.

Panicle Hydrangea, Tree Hydrangea 'Limelight' Hydrangea paniculata. One vendor has this plant for sale ...

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This hydrangea is my best bloomer--no problems at all with later winter freezing of buds. The blue is so intense and the flowers last a ...Read More long time. However it has not gotten as big as I expected--three years in my garden and it's still only a couple of feet tall (about 4 feet wide).

The Gift Hydrangea for indoors - Strawberries & Cream® - is a lace cap Hydrangea with a difference - it has stunning dark rosy-red flowe...Read More Once finished flowering inside, they can be moved outdoors when the average night time temperature reaches at least 60 degrees.

There was a debate long ago on the Hydrangea forum about the "real" cultivar name for Shooting Star. The confusion arose because of seve ...Read More ral look-a-like plants ('Hanabi' 'Fuji Waterfall' 'Hayes Starburst'and 'Fireworks') and due to Trademarked versus Cultivar names.