Teller blue hydrangea

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sh1025 Woodville, TX(Zone 8a) May 30, 2004

This is so pretty right now. I just had to share. Jenny

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sh1025 Woodville, TX(Zone 8a) May 30, 2004

another view of the same plant

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tcfromky Mercer, PA(Zone 5a) May 31, 2004

Ain't it just beautifully blue?!
Great photo sh1025!

TC...

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LimeyLisa Princeton, IL(Zone 5a) May 31, 2004

Very cool looking flower on this plant! I tried looking it up in the PDB but couldn't find it amongst the 1000's! You should add it if it isn't there.

LimeyLisa Kay

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sh1025 Woodville, TX(Zone 8a) May 31, 2004

LLK, I added the pic to the plants data base. The Teller blue isa bigleaf hydrangea also called Blaumeise. That was why you probably couldn't find it. I had to just keep searching myself. Thanks, Jenny

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Shirley1md Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) May 31, 2004

Absolutely, postively gorgeous! I LOVE the vibrant blue flowers! Thanks so much for adding this beautiful Hydrangea to the Plant Database. But do tell....what is YOUR secret for growing such equisite shrubs???

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sh1025 Woodville, TX(Zone 8a) May 31, 2004

No secret to hydrangeas. They are so easy. Just give evening shade, water, and acid type fertilizer every once in awhile. This plant is 3 years old. I bought it from Parks (about 3 inches high). It is my favorite. Thanks for the compliment. Jenny

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Shirley1md Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) May 31, 2004

You definitely have a "blue" thumb!

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