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Hydrangeas
 Hydrangeas have a long tradition of use in shady Southern gardens. They bloom from late April untill July with flower heads of pink, red, lavender, blue and white that appears above the rich green leaves. Many of the new cultivars are repeat bloomers, extending the flowering season. Most Hydrangeas prefer to grow in the shade with perhaps some morning sun. They like well-drained soil that stays evenly moist. The Paniculatas will tolerate more sun and show off from mid-July through frost. We have a great selection of Hydrangeas at Seasons Garden Center and would love to help you choose the ones that would work best in your garden.
Tip of the Week: Bigleaf Hydrangeas are a gardener's litmus paper. If you have acid soil the blooms will be blue/purple and pink/red blooms indicate alkaline soils.
Endless Summer Collection: Blooms on Old and New growth
Twist and Shout - The newest hydrangea in the Endless Summer Collection. A pink or blue lacecap variety with dark green leaves and red stems. Perfect addition to the shade garden and a great container plant too.
Blushing Bride - A white mophead variety of the Endless Summer Collection whose blooms start pure white and mature to a pink blush.
Endless Summer - The original hydrangea of the collection prized for its disease resistance, long blooming period and fast growth. Blue or pink mophead blooms.
Royal Majestic Series: A series of hydrangeas bred by Dr. Michael Dirr of the University of Georgia.
Midnight Dutchess -
Graceful lacecap hydrangea with distinctive purple-black stems and dark green foliage. White lacecap blooms mature to a dark green.
Princess Lace - A wonderful white star-shaped lacecap that matures light pink or blue. Highly disease resistant.
Mini Penny - A Living Legacy of Penny McHenry, founder of the American Hydrangea Society. This selection is hardy in Zones 5-9. A blue mophead variety that blooms on old and new growth.
Hydrangea Paniculata:
Limelight Hydrangea - A great hydrangea for an informal hedge and takes full sun! Big cone-shaped blooms appear in Summer and are colored white and mature to a light green.
Quickfire - A newer selection of paniculata that also takes full sun and has white lacecap blooms that turn a dark red when mature. Very disease resistant.
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