Hydrangea Blue
$49.99
Size: 20″ to 24″ including 10″ of planter; 3 Gallon Nursery Planter
Light: Partial Sunlight
Pet Friendly: No
Blue Hydrangea Bush
The Blue Hydrangea, a captivating cultivar within the hydrangea family, enchants with its mesmerizing azure blossoms. Recognized for its ability to transform garden landscapes with its vibrant and cool color palette, the Blue Hydrangea is a sought-after ornamental shrub. Belonging to the Hydrangea macrophylla species, this deciduous beauty displays large, rounded flower clusters, known as mopheads, creating a visual spectacle against its deep green foliage. Gardeners are drawn to the allure of the Blue Hydrangea, not only for its stunning blooms but also for its adaptability to various garden styles, from traditional to contemporary.
Blue Hydrangea Bush Care
Light
Hydrangea plants will do best with morning sun and afternoon shade.
Water
For watering, Hydrangeas like moist soil. Check to make sure the water is moist at all times, but not too wet or oversaturated.
Hardiness Zones
The blue hydrangea flower bush is rated for Zones 5b to 10. Find your zone here!
Pet Friendliness
The Mathilda Gutges Blue Hydrangea flower bush is not pet friendly.
Blue Hydrangea Plants FAQ
How to Care for Hydrangea Plants?
To care for hydrangea plants, provide them with well-draining soil and a location that receives morning sun and afternoon shade. Regular watering is crucial, especially during dry spells, to maintain consistent moisture. Applying a balanced fertilizer in spring supports healthy growth and abundant blooms. Mulch around the base of the hydrangea to retain moisture and regulate soil temperature.
How to Prune a Hydrangea?
Pruning hydrangeas depends on the specific type. For varieties that bloom on old wood (e.g., Bigleaf or Oakleaf hydrangeas), prune right after flowering. For those that bloom on new wood (e.g., Panicle or Smooth hydrangeas), prune in late winter or early spring. Remove dead or weak wood and shape the plant as needed.
Do Deer Eat Hydrangea?
While hydrangeas are generally deer-resistant due to their toxic compounds, hungry deer may nibble on them during periods of food scarcity. Using deer repellents, creating physical barriers, or choosing deer-resistant varieties can help protect hydrangeas.
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