Compact Hydrangea Shifts From Green to White in Late Summer
Incorporate the FlowerFull® Smooth Hydrangea into your garden or hedge for a color-changing plant that’s sure to take center stage. This compact variety is a must for containers, borders, and so much more!
This hydrangea is low-maintenance and disease-resistant, making it easy to care for throughout the season. It has sturdy, upright stems that can withstand both wind and rain for a beautiful and hardy plant.
Plus, this hydrangea’s blooms shift from green to creamy white, perfectly accenting the deep green leaves. It even offers 2-3 times more blooms than typical smooth hydrangeas for tight clusters starting from late summer through fall.
Make the FlowerFull® Smooth Hydrangea a focal point in your yard. Buy yours today!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: When planting, choose a location that receives full to partial sunlight. Begin by digging a hole that is three times the width of the pot your plant is in. This will provide ample space for the roots to expand. Once the hole is ready, place the plant in the center, ensuring that it sits one to two inches above the surrounding soil level. After positioning the plant, gently backfill the hole with soil to secure it in place. Be sure to water the plant thoroughly to help it settle in, and if necessary, add more soil to maintain the correct height.
2. Watering: Before planting, ensure that the soil is adequately watered. The watering requirements for the plants are medium to high.
3. Fertilizing: Apply mulch to the plants. Fertilize using a balanced NPK fertilizer.
4. Pruning: The plant is small in size and requires less pruning. Prune it in late winter.
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