Armstrong Garden Centers Hydrangea

While it arrives in a decorative tin suitable for indoor display, this hydrangea is a shrub that prefers outdoor conditions. You can enjoy it inside while it is blooming, but it will eventually need to be transitioned to a garden bed or a larger outdoor container to thrive long-term.

This plant thrives in partial sun. It is important to protect it from harsh, direct midday heat, which can scorch the leaves and blooms.

Hydrangeas require well-drained, acidic soil to maintain their health and vibrant color. If you are planting it in the ground or a new pot, ensure the soil is rich and consistently moist but not waterlogged.

This is a fast-growing shrub that will reach a mature size of approximately three feet in both height and spread. Plan for this footprint when choosing a permanent spot in your garden.

Hydrangea bloom colors are often influenced by the pH level of the soil. While this plant arrives in shades of blue, pink, or white, the specific soil acidity in your garden may affect the hue of future blooms.