Easy elegant beauty Long lasting blooms Transitioning color
Summerhill Landscape Hydrangeas provide stunning durable, long-lasting blooms with bold green foliage. They bloom all summer long and go dormant in the winter.
Beautiful blooms year after year
Hydrangeas can range in color from pink to blue, with every many shades in between. The blooms can change color based on the amount of aluminum the plants absorb from the soil, which depends on the soil pH. If you are interested in the year-long process of changing the hues in your hydrangeas we suggest learning more about the process by doing some research.
They prefer part shade / part sun, morning sun is preferred. Water regularly and keep the soil moist. Prune and fertilize in spring. Pruning helps maintain a nice shape and size and this will also encourage a fuller plant. Use an all purpose fertilizer, add aluminum phosphate to restore green if foliage turns yellow.
Light
Plant in shade or part sun (morning sun)
Planting
Plant 30-36" apart
Water
Water regularly, keep soil moist
Colors
Colors range from pink to blue, with many shades in between
Height
Height will reach approx 36" (90cm)
Fertilizer
Use an all purpose fertilize in spring (add aluminum phosphate to restore green if foliage yellows)
Deadheading
Prune as needed in spring
Summerhill Landscape Hydrangeas offer high quality performance. They are low maintenance and easy care plants!
These striking perennial plants offer beautiful blooms of soft color all season long, year after year and are perfect for containers and garden landscapes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Summerhill Landscape Hydrangeas are perennials, meaning they return year after year. They are known for their easy growth, striking beauty, and long-lasting blooms that add elegance to any landscape.
These hydrangeas provide durable, long-lasting blooms throughout the summer and go dormant in the winter.
They are low maintenance and easy to care for. They prefer part shade or part sun, with morning sun being ideal. Regular watering to keep the soil moist is important, and they should be pruned and fertilized in the spring.
Pruning in spring helps maintain a nice shape and size and encourages a fuller plant. It’s an essential part of their care routine.
Yes, the color of the blooms can range from pink to blue and many shades in between. This change is based on the amount of aluminum absorbed from the soil, which is influenced by the soil pH.
These hydrangeas should be planted in shade or part sun, spaced 30-36 inches (75-90 cm) apart. They can reach a height of approximately 36 inches (90 cm).
They are hardy to zone 5, making them suitable for a variety of climates, but they should be protected or properly cared for in colder regions.
An all-purpose fertilizer is recommended in spring. If the foliage turns yellow, adding aluminum phosphate can help restore the green color.
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