94 Hydrangeas and Counting ⭐️ Sharing all the Hydrangeas in Our Garden
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Come along with us as we show you the 23 varieties of hydrangea in our garden. We fell in love with Limelights and the hedge is now a focal point of our garden. We welcome your insights on new varieties to try and will do our best to answer any hydrangea questions you have!
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I love how you zoom out and we can see the landscape too. Too many just do close ups and you don't get the full effect, so thank you for that. Great job. You've become one of my favorite go-to channels, for sure!!
Wow thank you!
Obsessed with this hydrangea tour! Will rewatch for sure. I am writing down so many to try!
Thank you!!!
Great video ! Thanks for sharing your garden.
Thanks for watching!
I think you should try Wee Bit Giddy and Wee Bit grumpy. 🙂 also.. I loved this video but for me personally it would be GREAT if you could tell us what kind of sun you have them in
Hydrangea expert told me most hydrangeas need at least four or more hours of sun to bloom well. I have a Annabelle smooth hydrangea and she does bloom in shade.
I live in zone 5b in Colorado and because of our elevation we have harsh sun. I have some in full sun and they do well but they get shade starting around 2. I’ve tried some in another place where they are in shade all day until about 3. The harsh late afternoon sun burns them so badly. Don’t be afraid to move them if they don’t do well. I have found them to be forgiving.
@@mwillis7791 Thanks :)
I never knew there were so many varieties of hydrangeas. All the ones you have chosen are beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video with us!
So nice of you. There are so many more out there!
Just found your site. Love your gardens! Hydrangeas are probably my favorites too, although I don't have near as many as you! Retired now and working on my last garden in Vermont, after moving here and starting new ones in 2019, for the fourth time! You are so lucky to have a partner as addicted as you are.
Aww thanks. There are wonderful smaller hydrangeas now that you can tuck in!
Your hydrangeas are beautiful... Note to self... buy more hydrangeas
Same!!!
Just discovered your videos and I'm obsessed. I am an avid gardener myself and in the same Zone so am so excited to learn from you guys. Thank you for such beautiful content ❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Wow! My fav is that tidbit w/ the blue kazoo next to it... heavenly combo, but all of your hydrangeas are just gorgeous. I would love to see your garden in the fall & winter!
Thanks so much 😊
WOW....94 Hydrangeas and counting!!🥰🥰🥰
I’m guessing by next year it’s 120+. Hahaha
All of your hydrangeas are gorgeous, but the coloring of the Tuff Stuff Top Fun hydrangea is stunning! I planted a Limelight and a Little Quick Fire three years ago, and they’ve exploded this year! I would love to add the Top Fun to my landscape. Faddegon’s is my go-to nursery for hydrangeas. I’ll have to see if they carry it. You have beautiful gardens, and I’m happy to have found your channel being that we live in the same county.
Too fun will be new next year so there’s a chance they will have it. I’m sure the ones we are planting will be tiny to start. Faddegons definitely has the best hydrangeas locally.
what a helpful video guys! Thank you both!
Glad you liked it!
Pop Star Hydrangea
We just saw some recently
Love your hydrangeas ❤
Thanks!
Love love hydrangeas. This is my fave video on variety, growth habit and tips. Thank you so much. I grow on a balcony so I need to be very selective but I want them ALL!
Have you discovered The Chicago Gardener? Our friend Bethany also container gardens exclusively and we love her!
Congratulations for such a beautiful garden. I just found you channel and I can stop looking at your videos. I moved from NYC to Pennsylvania and my house is in need of a lift me up, just planted five lime hydrangeas and hope to fill my little garden. Love you both, many blessings
Hydrangeas always make things better!!! I'm sure they will be wonderful
I love all of this! It’s so interesting to see the companion planting too! I have a hedge of limelight primes on the back of the house. A couple pufferfish. A small hedge of Fab panicles in the front. And now I want another hedge along the edge of the property like you have. I can’t decide what types to plant! All yours are so well taken care of. ❤️❤️👀
Oh wow! You’ve got all the big ones!
I was never a fan of hydrangeas. Growing up, I only ever knew of the blue variety and I don't care for blue flowers that are too "in your face" with their blueness 😂 BUT NOW I can not get enough of them! They are so gorgeous. So many varieties. Luckily I do not have the space to do too much damage but I am finding myself slowly replacing other perennial shrubs with hydrangeas.
There are tiny hydrangeas! You could fit a bunch!
Love, love, loved seeing your hydrangea collection and hearing how you care for them. Beautiful, well done video. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!
Stunning gardens! Love it all!
Thanks so much!
I am obsessed with hydrangeas as well. I planted a wall of limelights and they are performing beautifully. I also planted a hedge of Bobo hydrangea on either side of our front property (inspired by Heidi from Garden Crossing) and they are looking magical - especially in the evening like you had mentioned that they have a glow to them -- this is very true. I'm most proud of taking a Limelight hydrangea shrub and turning it into a standard by selecting the longest strongest stem and staking it - it turned out beautifully and year two is looking lovely. I loved this hydrangea tour and I learned a few tips -- Zone 5b as well 🇨🇦
I love the process of making something into a tree form. I did that with a willow we have. It's so satisfying!!!
Gorgeous video! Absolutely infatuated with all things hydrangea. Can’t wait to see what’s next. Thanks for sharing ❤
I think it’s time to start putting the garden to bed for the season
I really appreciate you letting us know if they bloom on new and old wood. Thank you for sharing!
Stay tuned next week for our first hydrangea pruning videos of the year!
This is a hydrangea heaven. Love it. is Pink Diamond among your new collection?
It is not but I am going to go look for it!
Eric and Christopher, your hydrangeas are beautiful! As always, I love your gardens! 🤍
Thanks so much!
You sirs are out of control!!! I love it!!!!❤
haha thanks!
I love hydrangeas! Fuss free, beautiful and reliable. I have limelight, summer crush, Annabelle, strawberry vanilla and candelabra. And they dry nicely
Ooh I’ve never seen candelabra. Off to google!
You guys are my favourite to watch. I get so much inspiration for you. It seems that you are planting your hydrangeas so close to each other or to other plants. Are you planning to move them once your hydrangeas get to full size?
In some cases yes, but we really love a lush look.
Yes, I love that look too, but my yard is 13.5 acres and its extra work for me. lol. @@growformegardening
oh wow!
You need little Hottie, moon rock and pufferfish
Checking them out right now!
Your hydrangeas are all so beautiful. This is my goal if I ever have a yard!
Thank you. We will plant some for you.
Thank you so much you have a beautiful garden and I am just learning about hydrangeas, so this is awesome thanks again
I’m glad you liked it!
Amazing hedge and collection of hydrangeas!
Many thanks
Skyfall Hydrangea and You and me Together Hydrangea are auesome new varieties!
I’m looking them up now!
So beautiful! I love my Bobo's and my Little Quick Fires. I got my hands on a new dwarf variety called Early Evolution. I'm excited to see how it performs in my zone 5b northern IL gardens. Happy gardening!
I will take a look at that new variety! Thanks!
So happy I found you. I am also 5b, Syracuse, NY.
So you pretty much are the same climate...with a few extra feet of snow!
You can never have too many hydrangeas ❤
Never!
I can't wait to see your Incrediball Blushes. I planted a small hedge of them this Spring. I don't see them often on garden channels. You've inspired me to try the Tuff Stuff and Oakleaf varieties. I'm zone 5b, as well, in Nebraska
Definitely oak leafs... they are amazing!!!
Absolutely love hydrangeas. I need to get some.
Yes!!!
Just planted a Little Hottie panicle hydrangea. I can’t wait to see how it does next year.
We saw those at the garden center. So cute!
How beautiful!!! I currently have 7 varieties planted and trying to propagate an additional 2 varieties right now.
You can never have enough!
Great information! We've just moved into a new home and will be planting a hydrangea hedge. Now, I need to decide which variety to use. I hope you'll do pruning videos this fall and spring.
Glad it was helpful! I'm sure we will be filming the pruning process. Eric is meticulous!
Your gardens are so beautiful!!
Thanks
I love all your hydrangeas!! 🥰
Thank you! 😊
what a wonderful video! I have 2 limelight’s i planted last fall and they are growing beautifully this spring. I’m looking to add some other varieties so thanks for the great tour. Have you seen the new Eclipse hydrangea?? I was floored when I saw them yesterday at the garden center. I’m thinking of picking up 3 tomorrow for a nice shady spot in my front yard.
We have seen it. The leaves are really striking
I have a Let’s Dance Rave that I love it is purple to pink with blue tips just love it. Love the videos you guys are doing a great job
Awesome! Thank you! Don’t quote me on this but I believe Rave might have been replaced by Arriba. Just some improvements to make it more hardy.
Good morning Eric and.Christopher, just found your channel. Beautiful gardens. Want to inquire about your blue kazoo spireas . I garden in CT 6a. I’ve tried mine both in more shade and in morning sun (5 hours ) can’t seem to get that gorgeous color on my leaves. What conditions are yours planted in? Want to transplant mine in the spring to a new location to get them to shine. Also, what is the ornamental tree above the limelight prime hydrangea with the silver foliage? BTW, I also have light o day, and haven’t seen blooms. I’ve had it two yrs. Would love a video about your most deer resistant shrubs and trees as I have very heavy deer and mostly rabbit populations here
Hi there! Our Blue Kazoos are planted in full sun. They are in the front of our home that faces south. That tree is just a dappled willow that I have turned into a tree!
Your Hydrangea collection is gorgeous! 😍 I recently bought a new variety paniculata called Wims Red. It bloom early and the flowers goes from white to pink and eventually turn into a deep burgundy color. It also has a lovely vanilla fragrant. 🍃✨
Oh thank you! I’m searching it now!
I hope you will be able to find one. It’s so unique! 🤩
Stunning garden! Can you share how the plants and trees are cared for like how they are watered and fertilized. The flowers and leafs are thriving and so healthy. Thank you
We have had a rather wet season so we haven't had to do much watering at all. Last season we turned our drip irrigation on almost weekly!! Fertilizing for the hydrangeas is twice a season, once early spring and then once around the fourth of july...with RoseTone from espoma
Eric and Christopher, you both are getting really good at hosting your videos. You reminded me of one of my favorite couples, the Buttigieg! BTW, your hydrangeas are absolutely stunning❣
Well you had me at Buttigieg.... thank you very much. This is a new adventure for us and it is not easy!!! Trying to be "ourselves" is really hard when the camera starts rolling.
The quickfire standard transformation is fantastic! Wow! The blush hydrangeas are going to look great out front. Love that color. You guys should try puffer fish! I bought a 3 gallon bobo in May. In the past few weeks, it has started to flop. 😟 It looks great otherwise so I think it just needs to mature. It gets full sun and has grow nicely in the past 3 months. Firelight tidbits are ones of my favorites as well. Last year I bought my dad two almost mature size ones. Because they were so huge, they were expensive- $60 each. They look even better this year than last year. He really enjoys them. He had no hydrangeas because he wasn’t aware of all the new ones for full sun. Back in the day he had tried a few macrophylla that didn’t fare well.
We just saw puffer fish at a garden center. It looks really fun. I think we are going to try more mop heads and serrata next!
WOW WOW WOW!! Thank you! I have been in love with hydrangeas for a very long time. What a beautiful yard you have. My question is what is your source for your plants. I have been buying mine from proven winners. Which i started dining last year. I have gotten them in the quart size. Which you have to buy 4 at a time. Which i understand why. I just was wondering if you used proven winners as well for your source or another nursery? Thank you!!
We are very lucky to have a bunch of really nice garden centers near us. We’ve also travelled a bit to get great stuff.
Good morning from Pennsylvania! Have you considered climbing hydrangea! It adds vertical interest in the garden. The impatient gardener, Erin, has one going up a dead tree and the foliage makes it look like the tree is alive! So beautiful. Looks like you may have a little bit of an obsession with hydrangea…just a touch 😊😂😊
We recently saw 30 year old climbing hydrangeas that were absolutely magnificent. The only problem we have is where to put one. Our trees are all babies still and the north side of our home is where the terrace is. Maybe someday!
I have a PW tuff stuff ah-ha that’s blooming wonderfully in it’s second year
They are so pretty!
Lady bugs gobble up mites. Or even predator mites you can get as well
We may try to get our hands on those for spring.
Excelente explicación, me encanta sus jardines I love too much 💕 lo siento no hablo inglés, comprendo un poco pero no me impide amar lo que hacen. Congratulaciones desde Canadá ❤
Thank you so much! We appreciate you taking the time to write!!
Unbelievable,beautiful hydrangeas..you guys in the USA are so lucky!!!
Here in Australia we only have 1 arborescence variety available, the original “Annabelle” and only a few Panical and oak leaf varieties.
Very rare and hard to find here which is disappointing since they would all do well in our warm climate here.
Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 🦘😃
Oh wow! Thats no fun. You need proven winners to start shipping down there!
@@growformegardeningI wish!☺️
Peegee hydrangea…. Please investigate lol I love your garden!! This is my goal!!
If I'm not mistaken, Peegee is the parent of lots of the hydrangeas that we have
😮simply stunning garden!
Thanks so much 😊
Great video! I assume this entire video was shot the same day? Asking because the Bobo seems to be very white still which is awesome
Yes, that video was filmed all in one day
Use plantskydd! I tried liquid fence before and it didn’t work. A guy who runs a nursery told me that’s what they use. You only use it once per season. Spray the leaves and deer and rabbits will leave them alone. I have deer and rabbits that come into my yard every day. They don’t eat anything I sprayed anymore.
I didn’t know that was a spray. I’ve only seen the sprinkles.
I want to plant some lace cap hydrangeas for the pollinators. Please tell me which ones to purchase. Thank you. Your garden is stunning!!
Invincibelle Lace! Let’s dance Can Do
Amazing collection! So beautiful!
Thank you so much!
You should order The Love A Lot hydrangea. Also, what nursery do you order your flowers from?
We shop all over the place
I love hydrangeas too. I think I now have between 30 to 40 and am on the hunt for a pinky winky this weekend. Your gardens are spectacular
Wonderful! They get big!!!!
Your gardens look amazing!!!
Thank you!
Love you guys - such helpful info and tips always!
Thanks so much!
Excellent collection!! I would have loved to hear how much shade each variety can handle, as well as sun, and still bloom.
Northern sun is so different from Southern sun, so often the amount of shade/sun they can handle is different than what is talked about on other channels.
I just relocated a few macrophylla that needed more light than they were getting.
I think the panicles and arborescens can definitely handle full sun here. The other types we give some protection
@@growformegardening I'm trying to push the limits on how much shade I can grow hydrangeas in. So far, meh results. Froggie loves it life. My bloomstrucks I relocated to a brighter spot, and my panicles are firm in their decision to bask in the sun.
Good to know. They can be picky
Love all your hydrangeas, question what is the purple leaf vine or tree beside the invincible sublime.
That is a Ruby Falls Redbud tree. It’s so beautiful. It can look like a big blob but we are pruning it to stay more open and architectural
Hello guys I’m in love with your gardens as a Hydrangea lover I would love to have that much space! Couple of suggestions, this👇 varieties you won’t see in everybody’s gardens!
Double Delights Stargazer
Snowcicle Oakleaf Hydrangea
Hydrangea paniculata 'Yuki gessho' Variegated Hydrangea
Thanks for the tips! I'm looking them up right now
One of my favorites is the 'Flare' panicle hydrangea.
I’m on it! I am loving all the suggestions!!
Brb heading out to buy that vanilla strawberry ASAP!! 😍😍
It really is a stunner!
Love all your videos. You guys are producing some great content. ❤
Thanks so much! While filming the hydrangeas I thought it would be fun to film a conifer tour…but realized it would be much too short. I think it’s time to add more!
@@growformegardening I would love a conifer tour sometime. Lol
So Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you Eric and Christopher, this video was very informative and delightful to watch. I think I’ve placed a Pinky Winky too close to a beech hedge. Can I reposition this? When would be the best time in the year to do this? Thanks again.
I would wait until it goes dormant in fall or early spring. Then go ahead and move it!!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. I planted tuff stuff ah ha this year I hope the deer don’t eat it. I like the way you used gravel around the foundation of your house. Is there something under it, did you use metal edging to contain it and how wide is it? Thanks again❤
The drip line stone was actually Eric’s 40th birthday present! There is fabric under it and metal edging. I believe it is #2 stone.
@@growformegardening Thank you it seems very practical and looks nice. Is it about 2’ out from the house?
I think at the closest to the house it is 2’. It sorta waves in and out. In hindsight I’m not sure it was the best idea to make it wave, hard to plant!
Beautiful garden…really stunning 🤩, inspiring and always so lovely to also see a video of you two. Our hydrangeas are also in full bloom right now here in Germany. What I find so interesting, how is it in your zone about the watering? Although there was a lot of rain recently it is getting very dry here and the future of hydrangeas is counted in some gardeners eyes here. How you manage to keep your hydrangeas watered enough or is it not that of a deal in your zone?
Thank you again for your beautiful videos and shared dedication to gardening, colours, plants and sense of artistry 🎉
We are in a pretty wet area, last year was very dry so we have irrigation lines. This year we have only had to water the hydrangeas once or twice!
❤️✨✨👍🌺thank you :)
Just wondering how your hydrangeas that you believe mites have gotten to are doing this season. I have 2 limelight’s that look exactly the same . I did some research, and some articles say that this happens when pesticides are sprayed near or around the plant. ( which I did last season) . One of my plants did not sprout leaves this season so I replaced it. And the other started to have the curly leaves again. So I just cut back all the areas affected.
So far everything looks clear. They are just pushing new growth
❤❤ Beautiful ❤❤
Thank you! Cheers!
I am sooooo excited to see all the Hydrangeas you'll be adding! Esp Pinky Winky Prime?? Did I hear that right? I have a Pinky Winky on standard. It is gorgeous! Please plant some PufferFish too! I will be a garden fan for life!😊
We just saw some puffer fish the other day. They need a home somewhere. Right now the plan is to dive into more arborescens and serrata…then we can add more panicles!
Love your hydrangeas!
Me too!
Thank you so much for this video! I was wondering why 2 of my 3 BoBos didn’t bloom at all! The leaves looked dwarfed . Searched and search for an answer and found it here! What did you use to treat the mites? Your hydrangeas as well as all of your garden looks amazing ! I also reside in NY (6B) . For me, my garden has really already peaked about 2-3 weeks ago, now my coneflowers are losing their original color & roses are not as robust. So nice to see a fresher looking garden! Keep your videos coming!
Thanks. I’m happy you were able to find a solution. Mites are miserable, we knocked them back with some captain jacks…and did one treatment late at night with a stronger bioadvanced spray. It hooks on the hose and blasts them.
The pinky winky is my favorite too! I want to add more varieties. Which do you have luck with in part sun?
Right now the limelight primes and some of the arborescens are in part sun. I think they might be a little smaller because of it but they are so pretty.
@@growformegardening ok thanks so much!
I planted some little limes this past spring, they already bloomed HUGE panicles, which is great but now they have all flopped due to not being sturdy enough this first year....i think im going to deadhead the blooms to invigorate the plants and hopefully promote a sturdy bushier habit...what do you think? Im new to hydrangea care
It wouldn’t hurt. Just snip the blooms so there and leaves to feed those roots. In spring do your hard prune.
@growforme5b got it! Thanks so much! I'm getting out my vases to make dried bloom arrangements too!
Hi both. Thanks for the drangea tour. Just purchased some Bo Bos for planting this fall. Was at the nursery yesterday and I'm thinkng of trying Summer Crush in some very large planters. Give those a look! Cheers!
Oh I will. We are trying out some serrata varieties this coming year. Macrophylla still worries us because of some previous fails!
Nice plants, things seem a little close together
Absolutely! We tend to plant on the closer side to give a full look
Can you tell me how old your vanilla strawberry hydrangea is? I just planted mine. Trying to figure out the size within 5 years. As she is growing huge already. Beautiful video. Please follow up next month.
Ours is actually in its fourth full year in the ground! They do mature quickly.
@@growformegardening thank you ❤
I’m in Dutchess Co NY and also a big fan of hydrangeas. I think I have around 80+. I have arborescence, paniculata and just planted a couple oakleafs. I have a grove of macrophylla but find that many years they don’t bloom in 5b due to the weather. (Nice foliage though). My question is, where do you source your hydrangeas? I essentially just mail order mine but I often don’t see some of the varieties you mentioned. Thanks!
Gorgeous hydrangeas!! Do you think a Firelight would do ok in part sun? Need to relocate mine, I’m in zone 8b (portland)
That’s a good question. The higher zones are not something we know a ton about!
One question: how and when so you fertilize hydrangeas? My little lime punch is not growing much. One bloom in second year. I did move it in the spring. Any suggestions?
We fertilize with rose tone in spring when we prune and then again in July just before the bloom
We had some really bad storms recently and my hydrangeas blooms are on the ground! Any suggestions for my babies?
Give them a gentle shake to get the heaviest of the water out and let them dry. Unfortunately once they are smushed they don’t always come back up.
Gorgeous garden you two! I've just ordered many of the hydrangeas you've got. I'm re-doing a few sections of my yard. Im technically in 9B but my max temp (summer) is usually no more than 70 and minimum is maybe 30 (usually dont freeze). Typically hydrangeas do well here (coastal N. CA) so I'm confused as to why some of the panicles only go to zone 8 but not 9. I thought it might be due to heat but there are plenty of places inland that are 9B and get consistent heat. Any idea why the panicles just go to zone 8? I went ahead and ordered anyway. Will give a try! Looking forward to it!
Apparently the USDA zones haven't been updated since the 80's....it really doesn't make too much sense to me. If you are coastal and temperate you should be totally fine with the panicles in particular. I think there are also sunset zones in your area that you can look up that might give you a better idea of what you can plant.
@@growformegardening thx for that reminder. I've got to dust off my sunset gardening book. It's OLD!! lol...
How do you overwinter your zone five hydrangeas? I live in zone 5B Chicagoland area and was told not to bother with zone five or higher because they use all their energy putting out growth and then there’s nothing left for the blooms. Any advice you have is truly appreciated. Thank you.
Which variety are you looking to overwinter??
Been watching your hydrangea videos, LOVE them!! Thank you for explaining so throughly each of their growth habit and performance. I'm debating to either to plant a limelight or vanilla strawberry hydrangea hedge. What's your thoughts on those two?
We have both and love them….but if I were you I would look into Quick Fire Fab.
@growforme5b I have that too, and I have collected almost all PW paniculata hydrangeas 😆. Thought about using quickfire fab for hedges, but the growth rate is much slower compared to limelight and VS. Limelight prime is not a good performer compared to quickfire fab in my garden. As far as the height I need to achieve to block our neighbors, limelight or VS would be my choice. I've seen so many limelight hydrangea hedges, beautiful white blooms, but because I have not seen any VS hedge, it makes me wonder if there is a reason they can't be grown as a hedge. I'm kinda stuck, my left and right brains fight constantly, lol...
I only mention the fab because it blooms earlier... I don't think there's any reason NOT to use the VS as a hedge, but I can understand hesitating because you haven't seen one.
@growforme5b I guess I'll do one side of limelight and the otherwise VS. I love quickfire fab, but the growth rate is kinda slower. Thank you very much!
May I ask where are you in upstate NY? Your garden is so beautiful! How much property do you have ? Is it an acre? Thank you for making my day! So beautiful!!!
We are in the capital region on a half acre! Thank you so much
Question: why "Top fun" Ser instead of "Twist and shout" Mac ?
Macrophyllas don’t do well in our climate. Serratas have more bud hardiness
I need more hydrangeas 😂
Yes you do!
at 7:43 what is the tree behind limelight prime hydrangeas ?
also I see you have gravel all around the house edges , how many feet of gravel you recommend?
That is a dappled willow that I pollarded. A few weeks ago we posted a video about the pruning technique
The gravel varies from about two feet to four feet from the house
I can't imagine having over twenty varieties. I have nine varieties. Ten if I include my climbing hydrangea. I added Wee Bit Giddy last week. My garden is mature and I don't know if I get fit any more in.
Giddy is so cute!! Have you seen Wee Bit Grumpy?
Yes I have. Don't know if I could fit it in my perennial border. Love the color. @@growformegardening
To be honest....we have been replacing perennials with shrubs a lot this season. Now that there are smaller options with such beautiful color were are being drawn that way.
Wow, wow, wow - your garden is SO beautiful!! Any recommendations for a compact hydrangea (3-4') that can take afternoon sun and overhead watering (from our hanging baskets)? Would Bobo or Let's Dance work? Any advice is greatly appreciated. I garden in Zone 5 also.
I feel like I'd aim for a panicle....they are a bit more sturdy. I like Little Lime Punch, Bobo, maybe the new Puffer Fish!
Thanks! I do like the look of Little Lime Punch with the beautiful fall colors. Also, can you share the names of some of your companion plants. I noticed a tall blue plant - I think it's a salvia. Thanks!@@growformegardening
This video is from back before we learned a lot about editing. If you look for a tour video from last summer you'll get all the names!
Which panicle hydrangea gets the prettiest fall bloom color in your opinion? I’m putting in a hedge this fall and can’t quite decide?? Leaning toward limelight prime…
Limelight Prime is a really good choice. Depending on the size you want you could also look at Little Lime Punch.
I love the look of yours, I think I’ll try limelight prime. Thanks for your reply ❤️ appreciate ya!
Go for it!