Colours

Hydrangea cut flowers come in a huge range of colours including every shade of red, pink and purple as well as in white, green and blue. There are also colour combinations such as green and red, purple and green and flowers with different coloured margins. Cutting the stems stops the colour changing process. The grower decides the colour at the moment he cuts the flowers.

Hydrangeas’ colour-changing flowers are unique. During flowering the flowers change colour. Their original colour blends with various shades of green. Once they have completed their colour change, they end up an autumnal red.

Fresh

‘Fresh’ refers to the fresh colours such as white, green, pink, blue and purple. If the hydrangea has gone through its colour change, we call it ‘Classic’. Cut-flower Hydrangeas are available year round, with the best offer during the months of May to November. March to October are the best months for ‘fresh’ flowers.

Classic

If the hydrangea has gone through its colour change, we call it ‘Classic’. Cut-flower Hydrangeas are available year round, with the best offer during the months of May to November. After changing colour, the ‘classic’ flowers are available from June to the end of February.

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Hydrangea cultivation is one of the most sustainable of cut flower crops, with minimal levels of energy and nutrient consumption.

Cut flower Hydrangeas do not do well in a metal vase or bucket. Glass vases are ideal. You can easily check the quantity and quality of the water.

Unique to Hydrangeas is the evolving colours of the flowers. During bloom the flowers change colours. Their original colour mixes with green tints in various tones.

Cut flower Hydrangeas are cut in different stages of growth. The more advanced the flower colour changing, the more durable. A fully grown, colour changed flower that feels hard and firm, can stand in a vase beautifully for up to 3 weeks.

Fill the vase with 2/3 water and add cut flower food before you arrange your cut flower Hydrangeas in the vase.

Do not place hydrangeas in direct sunlight or near a heater

Fruit produce gas which make Hydrangea flowers age soon. Therefore do not put the flower vase too close to the fruit basket.