Hydrangea Plant
Full to partial sun to bright; indirect light is best
Soil should be moist; let the upper soil layer become dry between watering; do not let water pool at the bottom of the outer planter
All orders over $75 ship free!
Botanical Name: Hydrangea macrophylla
Common Name: Hydrangea Plant
Origin: Asia
- Multi-head blue hydrangea plant
- Arrives as a mix of buds and blooms, ready to fully bloom
- Slate textured 6”H pot with copper rim
- Available in two sizes:
- Large measures overall approximately 14-16"H potted
- Small measures overall approximately 10-12"H potted
- Add our aluminum mister with copper plating that lets out a fine spray
- Plastic spout, Measures 6.8"H, One-handed use
Tending Tips:
- USDA Hardiness Zones 7-11 if planting outside
- Trim off old blooms; with good winter care, these hardy shrubs can be moved outdoors in spring or summer to brighten any container garden or flower bed; apply a flowering plant fertilizer as directed
Sunlight
Full to partial sun to bright; indirect light is best
Water
Soil should be moist; let the upper soil layer become dry between watering; do not let water pool at the bottom of the outer planter
Temperature
Cooler room temperatures (60-65° F) help flowers last longer
Plant Friendliness
Not safe for furry friends or kids; harmful if ingested
Our plants are packaged with care and delivered from our greenhouse to your door.
- All orders over $75 ship free!
- Our standard shipping time is 2-4 business days
- Standard shipping is $4.99 for orders under $19.99; $7.99 for orders $20-$74.99
- We also offer next day shipping and Saturday delivery
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