Hydrangea

Hydrangeas, cherished for their lavish and diverse blooms, stand as iconic members of the horticultural world. Originating from Asia and the Americas, these deciduous shrubs flourish in various climates, symbolizing beauty and heartfelt emotions. Adaptable to different soils, hydrangeas captivate with their ability to change colors based on soil acidity. With their timeless charm and enduring popularity, hydrangeas remain beloved choices for gardens, weddings, and floral arrangements, embodying grace and abundance.

Plant Care Guide

Full Sunlight

Lighting

Hydrangeas thrive in partial shade but too much shade can result in reduced flower output. They benefit from morning sun and partial shade in the afternoon heat, a north or east facing window is perfect for them.

Frequent Watering

Watering

Through the growing season Hydrangeas need consistent moisture so give your plant a good water one to two times every week. Make sure to heavily water to ensure that the root system is hydrated enough.

Well-Draining

Soil

Hydrangeas can grow in a wide variety of soil types, but they do best in fertile humus rich soil. You can control the color of the bloom by soil pH, acidic soil with a pH of 6.0 or lower results in blue flowers and neutral to alkaline soil with a pH of 7.0 or higher produces pink blooms.