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I have nothing but praise for this hydrangea tree! In my mother's yard there is one that has been growing for at least 70 years!!! True...Read More
This was for many decades the most popular cultivar of H. paniculata, a tough, easy, vigorous, fast-growing, adaptable species. (In the l...Read More
Zone 5, rich black compact soil, clayish 18" deep and planted in full sun.
Have had this two winters thus far.
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I agree with the person who thinks this must be a cooler weather plant. I'm in zone 7B in Northern Virginia. I bought a 5 foot tree in ...Read More
I took a 12" cutting in the spring and rooted it in water. I put it out in the garden last month. Today I noticed that it is going to ha...Read More
I have one plant that is 2 years old and is about 5 feet tall and this year it bloomed for the first time. I was gorgeous to say the leas...Read More
I have had great success growing this plant in Starkville, MS. It begins to bloom in July when the macrophylla begin to fade. When I tr...Read More
This was my favorite tree in my yard, it is in a protected area between the garage and my bay window so it didn't get the brunt of the hi...Read More
(Tigard, Oregon) My baby thrived in my new flower beds. She gave me many many blooms, and even though she bloomed pure white, her blooms...Read More
I love these trees. They're a very popular landscaping tree in Upstate NY, in the Swan Lake area.
They do very well in coo...Read More
Doesn't do well in central MS. Easy to grow from cuttings just stuck into the ground. Just doesn't want to bloom for me no matter what,...Read More
A wonderful shrub (or tree depending on how it's grown) that is easy to care for and keeps on giving back!. I have ours planted in moist...Read More
A deciduous shrub commonly referred to as "peegee" in reference to its name, H. paniculata produces flowers in erect panicles 3-10" tall....Read More