BASIC INFO

SUN: Part Shade                                  HEIGHT: 2′ – 5′

BLOOM TIME: Summer                        WIDTH: 2′ – 5′

FEATURES:  
Fall Color
Moist Tolerant
Hedge
Rabbit Resistant

• These Hydrangeas produce large grapefruit-size flowers that form full pom-poms or lacey centered blooms, coming in shades of pink, blue, purple or white
• Produces waxy, medium to dark green leaves
• Blue and pink flowering colors can be changed by adjusting soil pH
• Mountain Hydrangeas have increased winter hardiness, compact growth habits and the capacity to repeat bloom, producing buds and flowers on old and new wood.
• Lacecap or Mophead Hydrangeas grow best in protected, partial shade near homes, in a landscape border, or as a hedge
• Plant in well-drained to moist, amended soil 
• Water well after planting
• Prune down to uppermost growth in spring. Remove dead, winter damaged stems and silver, older wood at this time
• Deadhead in summer through fall
• Fertilize in early spring, mid-summer and fall with an acidic fertilizer
• For blue flowers use Aluminum Sulfate or Garden Sulfur; for pink apply Garden Lime
• Use Triple Phosphate to help force blooms
• Mulch 2″ to suppress weeds, retain moisture and protect against extremes of soil temperature

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