Hydrangea

£32.50

Hydrangeas thrive in cool, partially shaded spots with rich, moist, well-draining soil, though specific varieties tolerate more sun. Avoid hot midday sun and windy locations, and improve clay soils with compost to retain moisture. Planting in autumn or spring is best, with an annual spring mulch to conserve moisture and feed the plant.

Ideal Conditions

Light:

Most hydrangeas prefer dappled or partial shade, particularly morning sun and afternoon shade. Avoid hot, direct sun that can burn the flowers and dry out the plant. 

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Container Growing

  • Choose a large container with good drainage and position it to receive morning sun and afternoon shade.

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Description

Hydrangea are a hardy, easy to grow plant and growing hydrangeas in pots is simple.

Hydrangeas thrive in cool, partially shaded spots with rich, moist, well-draining soil, though specific varieties tolerate more sun. Avoid hot midday sun and windy locations, and improve clay soils with compost to retain moisture. Planting in autumn or spring is best, with an annual spring mulch to conserve moisture and feed the plant.

Ideal Conditions

  • Light:

    Most hydrangeas prefer dappled or partial shade, particularly morning sun and afternoon shade. Avoid hot, direct sun that can burn the flowers and dry out the plant.

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    Plant hydrangeas away from cold, drying winds and frost pockets to protect new growth and flowers.