Goliath Hydrangea
This hydrangea is known for is huge blooms and they are free flowering. The are mophead type and are soft pink to light blue depending on soil ph. A great hydrangea for massive flower displays! It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are nice starter sized plants grown in 3 inch pots.
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Preziosa Hydrangea
Hydrangea serrata ‘Preziosa’. This sawtooth hydrangea has large pinkish snowball type flowers. A very nice hydrangea with rich color in flowering and with late summer and fall foliage color. .. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
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Midoriboshi-Temari Hydrangea
Hydrangea serrata ‘ Midoriboshi-Temari’ Here is a great sawtooth hydrangea from the Japanese collection. It produces a very beautiful pink lacecaps that are very elegant and attractive. It looks different than many other hydrangeas. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 3 inch pots.
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Blue Billow Hydrangea
Hydrangea serrata ‘Blue Billow’. This hydrangea has large blue flowers that start out all blue and then slowly fade to pink. This plant was seed collected from the Korean mountains so it is more adapted to cold temps. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
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White Petiolaris Hydrangea Vine
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris. This plant is a member of the hydrangea family with the big difference of growing into a vine instaed of a shrub. This plant will grow to the height of what it is climbing on and grows on trees, fences, and buildings. It has white lacecap blooms. This plant grows well in sun or half sun and is hardy from zone 4-8. These are vine starts in 2.5 in pots. Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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All Sumner Beauty Hydrangea
Hydrangea Macrophylla ‘All Summer Beauty’ Here is a re-blooming variety of hydrangea that has large blue mophead flowers that re-bloom during summer. This variety grows 3-5 feet tall. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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Penny Mac Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Penny Mac’. This hydrangea is named after the founder of the American Hydrangea Society Penny McHenry. This is a very nice blue variety with blue flowers and hardy flower buds that take cold weather well and still bloom. A good selection for colder areas where other hydrangeas fail to bloom. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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Parzifal Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Parzifal’. This hydrangea is a very unusual variety with absolutely huge blooms where the individual flowers have fringed sides. The color is variable based on your soil pH. If you grow then plant and want to adjust the color just add a soil acidifier or lime to change the color. At a pH of around 6 it tends to be pinkish-purple to deep blue. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots. Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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Sadie Ray Hardy Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘ Sadie Ray’. Here is the most reliable hydrangea available. It was discovered in northern Indiana where it has bloomed for over 50 years. Northern Indiana is zone 5 and has quite cold winters yet this plant comes back and blooms every year. Probably the best hydrangea for zone 5. A good selection for colder areas where other hydrangeas fail to bloom.Blooms will be pink or blue depending on soil pH. Flowers are similar to Nikko Blue. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. Winter protection is less important for this variety but it wouldn’t hurt for the first season. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
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Glowing Embers Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘ Glowing Embers’ Here is one of the best pink-red hydrangea with large blooms which resemble fire embers with their vivid colored blooms. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
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Nikko Blue Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘ Nikko Blue’. Here is one of the oldest and well known varieties of hydrangea macrophylla. This variety is a prolific bloomer with larger blue or dark lavender booms in summer. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are robust plants that have been grown in 4 inch pots.
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Snow Queen Hydrangea
Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snow Queen’ This hydrangea is a variety of oak leaf hydrangea that blooms in summer with blooms that start out white and then turn a good pink as they mature. This plant can grow to 4-6 feet tall with flowers that are 6-8 inches long. This plant can grow in full sun or half shade and prefers that the soil is kept somewhat moist. These are hardy from zone 5 to 9 and these are robust branching plants grown in 4 inch pots.
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Unique Hydrangea
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Unique’ This hydrangea is a very unique panicle hydrangea with absolutely immense panicle flowers 16 inches long by 10 inches wide. The flowers are pure white and the plants can grow to 10-13 feet tall and grow to a tree form or pruned smaller. These are very hardy from zone 3-8. These Hydrangea will grow in full sun or half shade but does better in some shade in the south and is not particular to soil type but does not like really dry soil. These are robust branching plants grown in 4 inch pots.
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Pink Diamond Hydrangea
Hydrangea paniculata ‘ Pink Diamond’ This hydrangea is possibly the most beautiful of all panicle hydrangea with huge 12” X 8 “ inch pink blooms. These are very attractive plants that add to any landscape. This hydrangea can grow into a small tree form to 10-20 feet tall and they can also be pruned smaller. The flowers start out pure white and then changing to purplish-pink by late summer. These are very hardy from zone 3-8. These Hydrangea will grow in full sun or half shade but does better in some shade in the south and is not particular to soil type but does not like really dry soil. These are robust branching plants grown in 4 inch pots.
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Grandiflora Hydrangea
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Grandiflora’ Here is the old fashioned white top hydrangea that is also referred to as ‘Hills of Snow’ These are very beautiful white hydrangea with 6-8 inch wide blooms. These can grow to 3-5 feet tall. These Hydrangea will grow in full sun or half shade but does better in some shade in the south and is not particular to soil type but does not like really dry soil. Hardy from zone 4-9 and these are robust branching starter plants grown in 4 inch pots.
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Pia Dwarf Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Pia’ . Pia is a very dwarf hydrangea , which only grows to 2-3 feet tall with large pink hortensia type blooms. This is a very beautiful dwarf hydrangea that is unique in its small size and large blooms for its size. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. Hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are nice robust sized plants grown in 4 inch pots.
Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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Tokyo Delight Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Tokyo Delight’ Here is a very interesting hydrangea with pink middle flowers surrounded by white outer flowers making a very interesting lace-cap. It should be planted in good soil with some peat moss added to increase vigor and kept watered especially in the south. It can grow in full sun or half shade and should be grown in some shade in the south. This plant can grow 3-5 feet tall and is hardy from zone 5-9. I recommend first winter protection in zone 5. A rose cone does well for this purpose. Planting on a southern exposure also helps in zone 5. These are nice starter sized plants grown in 3 inch pots.
Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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Annabelle Hydrangea
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’ . This hydrangea is a giant white snowball hydrangea. This is an improved version of the old fashioned snowball hydrangea with bigger and whiter snowball blooms. This hydrangea can grow to 3-4 feet tall with equal spread. These Hydrangea will grow in full sun or half shade but does better in some shade in the south and is not particular to soil type but does not like really dry soil. Hardy from zone 4-9 and these are robust branching starter plants grown in 4 inch pots.
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Barbara Ann Hydrangea Vine
Decumaria barbara ‘Brabara Ann’ Barbara Ann Hydrangea vine is a very beautiful native Hydrangea vine variety that can grow on most surfaces and does well growing up large trees, fences, wood or brick buildings, and other course sided structures. This vine has showy white flowers in summer and can grow very fast in most soils and grows even better in evenly moist soil. These plants can grow up to 40 feet tall but can be kept smaller. This hydrangea vine is unique and much more rare that the H. animal and Schizophragma hydrangea vine and also does well in the south except for extreme south Florida. Hardy from zone 5-9. These are robust branching vine starts grown in 4 inch pots.
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Kyushu Hydrangea
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’ Here is an upright tree form of the panicle Hydrangea. This hydrangea can grow into a small tree form to 10-20 feet tall and they can also be pruned smaller. The plants bloom with 6-8"inches long and wider at the base. The flowers start out pure white and then changing to purplish-pink by late summer. These are very hardy from zone 3-8. These Hydrangea will grow in full sun or half shade but does better in some shade in the south and is not particular to soil type but does not like really dry soil. These are nice starter sized plants in 3 inch pots. ! Law prevents shipment of this species to california.
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