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This mophead hydrangea is aptly named—it'll hold its color beautifully throughout the flowering season. It's a great variety for the garden, there's no big insect or disease dramas. It'll also bring in the beneficial pollinators. You can also bring the blooms out of the garden. A few flower heads create a beautiful fresh-cut or dried flower arrangement. If you want that vibrant pink color, alkaline soil is best. Add lime to soil if necessary. Hydrangea macrophylla 'Forever Pink'
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This faux mophead hydrangea stem is full of natural touch petals. Use in mixed floral arrangements or bunch several stems together in a vase.
Magnificent, Bright-Pink flowers! Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Forever Pink’ is part of the Hortensia or mophead group (large sterile florets arranged in globular or “mophead”-like panicles). It is a compact, deciduous shrub with a rounded habit that typically grows 4-5′ tall. Features clusters of pink or blue florets (pink to blue, varying with soil) in large, rounded, […]
Hydrangea blooms are either mophead or lacecap, ranging from soft white to dramatic blue. Use our guide to find the best choices for your garden.
Froggie is a new mophead hydrangea with unique color. Flowers are green with pink accents or green with blue accent. The medium green leaves turn red in the fall. It stays small at 4'h x 4'w. Froggie blooms are known to last all season.
This elegant single stem mophead Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) would make a charming addition to the home or workplace. Made using the finest materials and the most advanced manufacturing techniques, the blended silk flower is botanically accurate and UV resistant. The flexible stem can be shaped and trimmed, perfect for creating floral arrangements. The stem is also 'real touch' so it not only looks real, but feels real too. For optimum realistic presentation, the flower will require some stem and petal shaping. Approximate Length 87cm (2ft 10") Flower for Indoor Use Only As weather conditions vary, this flower is suitable for indoor use only. Any exposure to the elements would cause damage.
A masterclass in neutral tones, the stone and oatmeal hues of this pretty dry-look bouquet are soothing and elegant in nature and form. Interest and texture are amply provided by the faux talinum and daisy while the tasteful hydrangea and dry-look faux roses make this unusual and subtle bouquet suitable for any decor. Bouquet comprises: dusky muted green/pink mophead hydrangea spray, beige lacecap hydrangea spray, cream mini daisy, faux cream talinum spray, miscanthus spray, dry-look beige faux rose, three beige/brown eucalyptus bundles. Each bouquet is hand-arranged, hand-tied and carefully wrapped in kraft paper ready to be delivered in its special presentation box. Stem heights range from 60-85cm. Image is of a single artificial arrangement
Buy 3 stems and save 10% | Buy 6 stems and save 15% A country garden classic that will bring light and life into your home. This large mophead hydrangea stem is made from georgous tactile materials. The thick stem is 38cm topped with a stunning white fluffy bloom and accented with a realistic wide leaf, it can be positioned to droop perfectly over a vase or jug. If you're after a signature statement piece this works well on it's own or as an arrangement. Price per stem. All of our faux stems are bendable and can be bent or cut (with care) to suit your vase or arrangement. For delivery purposes we may have to bend the stem which can easily be bent back into shape. Keep stems away from direct sunlight and moisture to keep them looking their best. We recommend regularly giving your stems a gentle blast with a hairdryer on the coolest setting to remove any dust build up.
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Hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla), or bigleaf hydrangeas, produce lush pompom-like...
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This elegant single stem mophead Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) would make a charming addition to the home or workplace. Made using the finest materials and the most advanced manufacturing techniques, the blended silk flower is botanically accurate and UV resistant. The flexible stem can be shaped and trimmed, perfect for creating floral arrangements. The stem is also 'real touch' so it not only looks real, but feels real too. For optimum realistic presentation, the flower will require some stem and petal shaping. Approximate Length 87cm (2ft 10") Flower for Indoor Use Only As weather conditions vary, this flower is suitable for indoor use only. Any exposure to the elements would cause damage.
ntroducing the enchanting Strawberry Sundae Hydrangea – a botanical masterpiece that will infuse your garden with a burst of delightful colors. With its lush, mophead blooms resembling scoops of strawberry ice cream, this Hydrangea variety is a visual treat that appeals to both garden enthusiasts and admirers of natural beauty. Each petal is delicately tinged in soft shades of pale pink and creamy white, creating a harmonious blend reminiscent of a delectable sundae. The Strawberry Sundae Hydrangea is a versatile addition to any landscape, from charming cottage gardens to elegant urban settings. This hardy and easy-to-care-for shrub boasts a compact growth habit, making it ideal for borders, containers, or as an eye-catching focal point. Its blooms undergo a captivating transformation throughout the seasons, evolving from creamy shades in the spring to a vivid strawberry hue in the summer, creating a captivating display that will undoubtedly become a conversation piece. Bring the charm of a strawberry sundae into your outdoor space with this captivating Hydrangea variety. Elevate your garden's aesthetic appeal and treat yourself to the beauty of nature's own Strawberry Sundae. QUICK FACTS Common Name: Panicle Hydrangea Hardiness Zone: 4-8S/W Exposure: Sun to Part Shade This compact new Hydrangea paniculata selection by the same breeder grows only 4–5' tall. The blossoms evolve in similar fashion as the season progresses, from creamy white to pink to red. Because Paniculata Hydrangeas bloom on new growth, they typically flower normally even if the twigs have been killed back by frost. Plant in a sunny, well-drained spot; some early afternoon shade is beneficial in hot southern regions. Prune in late winter or early spring. GREAT AS A PATIO PLANT IN A CONTAINER! EASY TO GROW! ALSO MAKES GREAT CUT OR DRY FLOWERS FOR ARRANGEMENTS. ARDENT GARDENERS EVERYWHERE LOVE THIS HYDRANGEA!
The Big Daddy Hydrangea from the Southern Living Plant Collection produces massive eye-catching blooms that are impossible to ignore. Like other Macrophylla hydrangeas, these vibrant mophead bloom clusters are pink if planted in alkaline soils and blue while grown in acidic soils. Expect an extensive initial bloom in early summer, followed by slightly smaller reblooms through fall. Additionally, the Big Daddy proves to be an impressive addition to cut flower arrangements. When the Big Daddy isn't in bloom, large serrated leaves will still draw attention. Their glossy surface reflects sunlight beautifully. Soil alkalizers, such as limestone or hardwood ash, can be used to raise the pH to the desired level, while acidifiers, such as peat moss, can be used to lower the pH. The Big Daddy Hydrangea reaches a mature size of 5-6' H x 5-6' W. It's guaranteed to shine as a hedge, border, specimen, or container plant. *The Big Daddy Hydrangea is a deciduous/semi-evergreen plant and will go dormant during the winter months. When this plant is ordered during the Fall/Winter expect seasonal foliage decline(discoloration, spots, leaf drop) or the plant to arrive completely dormant.* Big Daddy Hydrangea Care Hardy in USDA Zones 6-9. In addition, this deciduous shrub will go dormant every winter in every zone. Plant in Partial or Filtered Sun for best results. The Big Daddy Hydrangea can't handle extended direct sun exposure, however, too little sun will result in a decreased bloom cycle. The Big Daddy Hydrangea needs regular watering after planting, around 3-4 times a week for the first few months. During this time, check the soil frequently to ensure that your plant isn't drying out or staying soggy. Afterward, you can water less frequently, 2-3 times per week as needed. Once your plant has a couple growing seasons under its belt, it will only need watering during, particularly dry periods. Fertilize in early spring with a balanced fertilizer. Then reapply as instructed by your brand of fertilizer, traditionally in May, and July. Check out a year-long snip and clip garden from Southern Living Plants Take a look at the Big Daddy Hydrangea's little sister, the Dear Dolores Hydrangea
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Want the absolute best new Hydrangea breeding? Magnificent, bright-blue flowers!‘All Summer Beauty’ macrophylla blooms on both old and new wood, stunning blue mophead hydrangea that blooms all summer long. Hydrangeas traditionally bloom on “old wood”, meaning last year’s growth but ‘All Summer Beauty’ is one of a new breed that reblooms on the current year’s growth as well! So you get a lot of blooms in early summer, followed by more blooms in late summer! It is a deciduous shrub with outstanding ornamental flowers. Unlike older varieties, this super-floriferous shrub is hardy right through zone 5 in the north. In the fall its foliage turns a bright yellow before dropping in late fall. Hydrangeas are among the showiest of all the flowering shrubs. Spectacular in any landscape design, this dazzling shrub is versatile, vigorous and easy to cultivate. This shade of blue is rare to find in garden plants, but ‘All Summer Beauty’ delivers a deep blue that will be the focal point of your landscape. The flower color of the ‘All Summer Beauty’ hydrangea depends on the acidity level of the soil. In acidic soil, this hydrangea has deep blue flowers, while in alkaline soil, the blooms tend to be lighter, and sometimes even pink. Hydrangeas have huge bouquets of clustered flowers, in various arrangements from mophead to lacecap from summer through fall. Varieties of hydrangea differ in size of plant and flower shape, flower color, and blooming time. Hydrangeas thrive in a moist, fertile, well-drained soil in partial to full shade. Hydrangea grows into a shrub about 6 to 8 feet tall, and as much across. The height can be controlled and your plants kept smaller by pruning a little harder each spring. It has rounded deep-green leaves 8 or more inches long, which clothe the plant right to the ground, making a rounded mound that will shade the ground beneath it and prevent weed growing. In summer it is covered in huge balls of rich-blue flowers which last and last. Even when they eventually fade to a light-brown color they stay on the plants into fall and give an elegant appearance. With Nikko Blue Hydrangea you will need no other plants around it, as it will be interesting all season long. Hardiness Hydrangea is hardy from zone 6 to zone 9. So it will grow all across America except for the tip of Florida and the coldest central and eastern states. It will also grow in zone 5, but fewer flowers will be produced, especially after more severe winters. These plants do extremely well in areas with good rainfall and mild winters, so are especially admired and loved throughout the South. Planting as a Hedge or Screen Hydrangea should be planted 3 feet apart to make a dense informal hedge or screen. So dig a hole or a trench, two or three times wider than the pot and add plenty of organic material, like peat-moss, compost, rotted leaves or rotted manure to the soil. Place your plants in the hole or trench, replace most of the soil and firm it well down. Then water thoroughly and when the water has drained away replace the rest of the soil, being careful not to cover the roots with any extra soil. Keep well watered and apply mulch each spring to retain moisture. Sun Exposure Hydrangea is the ideal shrub for shady areas. It will do well in the shade from homes and buildings but will also be happy with some sun in the early parts of the day. Do not plant in hot, dry areas or in the afternoon sun. Each spring removes any weak, thin branches and cut back the tip of the stems to the first pair of healthy, fat buds. If you want to retain a lower height, cut back to buds one or two feet lower than the height you want your Nikko Blue Hydrangea hedge to be. If your plants get too large, cut back further, just leaving a few strong branches low down, but you may get fewer flowers the first year after doing this.
Hydrangea blooms are either mophead or lacecap, ranging from soft white to dramatic blue. Use our guide to find the best choices for your garden.
We say... Our Nicholii stems are wonderfully tall and leafy making them perfect for arrangements in tall statement statement vases. The leaves are slim and plentiful creating a very realistic look. Stunning as a single stem or in a large bunch. Works well with... For a striking botanic look feel our palm umbrella stand with numerous stems or shorten the stems and intertwine with our mophead hydrangeas in our Anna jar for a pretty, loose style bouquet Details... 130cm Tall
One of our new luxurious hand-tied bouquets! The ivory shades which characterise this beautifully subtle arrangement were inspired by the star-kissed cosmos of early-summer dawn. The combination of faux leptospermum and Star of Bethlehem reaching skywards, paired with languorous mophead hydrangea, peeping ranunculus, faux fern fronds, misty-grey eucalyptus and textured viburnum give this artificial bouquet a tranquil somnolence countered by a zippy edge. An effortlessly textured confection that will bring a vintage-style flavour of innocence whatever the time of day you choose to admire it. Each bouquet is hand-arranged, hand-tied and carefully wrapped in kraft paper ready to be delivered in its special presentation box. All Images are of a single bouquet. Artificial bouquet comprises: Faux ranunculus spray with multiple headsFaux viburnum stemFaux eucalyptus sprayTwo faux hydrangea stemsFaux leptospermum spray with multiple flowersTwo faux tree fernsFaux ornithogalum spray with multiple flowers
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Red Beauty' Hydrangea is a deciduous, large-leafed hydrangea plant with a medium growth habit. Bearing large, red, mophead blooms in mid to late summer, it stands out in the landscape and makes beautiful cut flower arrangements. Blooms can also be dried and enjoyed year-round. Red Beauty is equally at home in a shady garden bed or a large container.
Updated versions of summer's favorite shrub offer an expanded range of colors—and blooms that add interest through fall
Featuring clusters of blue blooms and a distinctive mophead shape, this hydrangea stem is an instant standout. Each petal has been coloured with meticulous attention to detail to make this incredibly lifelike. - Mophead shape - Detailed colouring - Clusters of blooms - 49cm tall Materials: Made of polyester, plastic and wire sold individually L 15cm W 15cm H 49cm MATERIAL: Eva, Pvc, Iron, Wire
Add a vibrant pop of color to your small garden with Summer Crush reblooming hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla 'bailmacfive'). Here's how to plant and prune it.
A hardy, compact, repeat blooming machine with big, pink, mophead flowers, extra-dark green leaves, and a neat, mounded form. Perfect for foundations and borders. Harvest blooms for long-lasting cut floral arrangements. Deciduous.
Use these tips to make your hydrangeas bloom beautifully throughout the summer and into fall.
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Let's Dance Rhythmic Blue Hydrangea from Proven Winners will make you feel like the head honcho of hydrangeas. This easy-to-grow, no prune hydrangea was developed in Michigan for superior cold climate performance. Each perfectly formed floret has a distinctive rectangular shape. They combine into dozens of lush, full, mop head flowers that are pink in alkaline soils and a fabulous blue in acidic conditions. An outstanding rebloomer, Proven Winners Let's Dance Rhythmic Blue Hydrangea will provide you months of flowers."}},"base-catalog-314165976":{"__typename":"BaseProduct Includes 4 hydrangea violet crown in a 4 in. grower pot Best grown in USDA hardiness zones 5-9 Mature size is 4 ft. tall and 4 ft. Wide Reblooming hydrangea bearing lime green and violet blossoms with petals edged in white Blooms are ideal for drying for flower arrangements Performs best in partial Sun
