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Hydrangea

Hydrangea

Flowering, easy-growing shrubs that make their home in the shade

Hydrangeas are some of America's most beloved flowering shrubs. You can train and shape them into topiary-like trees, use them to create hedges for property borders, or just let them go all wild and natural in any full to half-shade spot. The flower presentations and color choices are pretty varied, with Mopheads, Lacecaps and Oak Leafs leading the pack of white to pink to red, purple and blue blooms. Many varieties are well-suited to growing in containers, which make hydrangeas a wonderful addition to deck and patio sitting areas.

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  1. Snowball Hydrangea Annabelle, Hydrangea arborescens Annabelle

    Annabelle‚ Hydrangea is famous for its huge, snow-white blooms and excellent cold hardiness. This shorter variety grows 3 - 5 ft tall and flowers reliably, even after severe wi...

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    Annabelle Snowball Hydrangea Snowball Hydrangea Annabelle Hydrangea arborescens Annabelle
    $15.99 Sale $11.99
    Per Plant - 4" Pot
    Annabelle' Hydrangea is famous for its huge, snow-white blooms and excellent cold hardiness. This shorter variety grows 3 - 5 ft tall and flowers reliably, even after severe winters and intentional pruning. Its enormous 10" blooms and ability to adapt to both cold and heat have made 'Annabelle' one of the most popular hydrangeas in the country. (Hydrangea arborescens)
  2. Ruby Slippers Hydrangea, Oak Leaf Hydrangea Ruby Slippers, photo by Carmen Jolley

    ‚Ruby Slippers‚ Oakleaf Hydrangea delivers oversized, cone-shaped blooms that arrive in white to light pink and deepen to a reddish-magenta as they age. A compact shrub, ...

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    Ruby Slippers Oakleaf Hydrangea Oakleaf Hydrangea Ruby Slippers Hydrangea quercifolia Ruby Slippers
    $19.99 Sale $14.99
    Per Plant - 4" Pot
    'Ruby Slippers' Oakleaf Hydrangea delivers oversized, cone-shaped blooms that arrive in white to light pink and deepen to a reddish-magenta as they age. A compact shrub, 'Ruby Slippers' is a fine choice for small spaces and planting in containers, or training into a low hedge. Its lobed, oak-like leaves change to burgundy as fall appoaches, bringing another layer of vibrant color to the landscape. (Hydrangea quercifolia)
  3. Mophead Hydrangea All Summer Beauty, Hydrangea macrophylla All Summer Beauty

    ‚All Summer Beauty‚ Hydrangea is a compact, long-blooming mophead variety that produces big, bouncy flowers on 4 ft shrubs. Because it blooms on both new growth and old w...

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    All Summer Beauty Mophead Hydrangea Mophead Hydrangea All Summer Beauty Hydrangea macrophylla All Summer Beauty
    $15.99 Sale $12.79
    Per Plant - 4" Pot
    'All Summer Beauty' Hydrangea is a compact, long-blooming mophead variety that produces big, bouncy flowers on 4 ft shrubs. Because it blooms on both new growth and old wood, flowers will form throughout the season, even after a harsh winter - which can be the undoing of other hydrangeas. Known for its bright blue blooms in acid soils, expect to see shades of pink and purple where the ground is more alkaline. (Hydrangea macrophylla)
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