Hydrangea Grin and Tonic Bigleaf Hydrangea

This is a compact shrub that reaches a mature height and width of approximately 3 feet, making it an excellent choice for smaller garden spaces or large containers.

The Grin and Tonic blooms on old wood. Because it is a repeat bloomer, you will see flowers from midsummer through early fall, but be careful not to prune it in the spring, or you may remove the developing flower buds.

This variety thrives in part shade. While it is bred for excellent heat tolerance, it still performs best when protected from the intense afternoon sun.

Yes, its compact 3-foot size makes it well-suited for container gardening. Ensure your pot has adequate drainage and is large enough to accommodate the root system as it grows.

Beyond its dried flower clusters, this hydrangea features attractive, peeling cinnamon-colored bark that adds texture and visual interest to the garden during the winter months.

Yes, the hollow stems of this hydrangea provide nesting sites for native bees, making it a functional choice for a pollinator-friendly garden.