Flowering Time
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Key Product Information
| Season Interest | Summer |
| Flower Colour | Cream |
| Foliage Colour | Green |
| Delivery | Delivery within 28 days |
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Season Interest
Summer |
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Flower Colour
Cream |
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Foliage Colour
Green |
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Delivery within 28 days |
Plant Size
- Part Shade
- Sun
- Container
- Cut Flower
- Spring, only when necessary
- 200cm
Planting
Remove from the pot and plant in a hole the same depth as the container, with extra room on both sides for the roots to develop/expand.
Soil Type
Well drained/light, fertile soil
Hydrangeas can be grown in fertile, well drained soil and often prefer a shady location. It is also worth thinking about how much exposure the area you wish to plant them in will have towards strong winds, as they can often limit new growth in spring. Make sure that the hydrangea receives lots of water when the summer comes. Hydrangeas are very low maintenance and will need little pruning, but can be done in spring as new shoots appear. The old shoots should be left in the winter and not until spring. Apply a mulch annually to protect from winter colds.
Hydrangea's have become a modern classic, ideal for making a statement of intent in the garden and they are great for acting as the backdrop to a colourful border or patio display. Their long-life flowers and versatility make then suitable for any garden of any size.
- Information
- J
- F
- M
- A
- M
- J
- J
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- S
- O
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- Part Shade
- Sun
- Container
- Cut Flower
- Spring, only when necessary
- 200cm
- Instructions
- Cultural Instructions
Flowering Time
Key Product Information
| Season Interest | Summer |
| Flower Colour | Cream |
| Foliage Colour | Green |
| Delivery | Delivery within 28 days |
|
Season Interest
Summer |
|
Flower Colour
Cream |
|
Foliage Colour
Green |
|
Delivery
Delivery within 28 days |
Plant Size
Planting
Remove from the pot and plant in a hole the same depth as the container, with extra room on both sides for the roots to develop/expand.
Soil Type
Well drained/light, fertile soil
Hydrangeas can be grown in fertile, well drained soil and often prefer a shady location. It is also worth thinking about how much exposure the area you wish to plant them in will have towards strong winds, as they can often limit new growth in spring. Make sure that the hydrangea receives lots of water when the summer comes. Hydrangeas are very low maintenance and will need little pruning, but can be done in spring as new shoots appear. The old shoots should be left in the winter and not until spring. Apply a mulch annually to protect from winter colds.
Hydrangea's have become a modern classic, ideal for making a statement of intent in the garden and they are great for acting as the backdrop to a colourful border or patio display. Their long-life flowers and versatility make then suitable for any garden of any size.
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