Long flowering period
Transform your garden into a vibrant paradise with hydrangeas, one of the longest-flowering shrubs around.
From early summer to well into autumn, enjoy a garden bursting with rich colours and impressive blooms. Hydrangeas bring months of atmosphere and joy, just when you’re spending the most time outdoors. And the best part? This lavish beauty returns year after year! As soon as temperatures rise, the buds appear and gradually unfold into full, colourful flower heads and clusters. Many varieties also put on a stunning show in autumn, with changing hues, and often keep their beautiful dried blooms through the winter, adding a decorative and natural touch even in the colder months. Garden hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla and others) are strong and hardy, easily withstanding European winters. With just a bit of care and attention, you can enjoy these elegant, dependable shrubs for many years to come.
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Tip of the day
The garden Hydrangea enjoys sunshine, but should not get too hot. Plant your Hydrangea so it catches the morning sun but stands in the shade in the afternoon. The more morning sun, the better the bloom.
Hydrangea cultivation is one of the most sustainable of cut flower crops, with minimal levels of energy and nutrient consumption.
Ensure that the potting soil of the Hydrangea remains moist. A plunge under water once or twice a week does the plant well.
