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Endless Summer® The Original Reblooming Hydrangea
Limelight Hydrangea Tree
Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea Shrub
Annabelle Hydrangea Shrub
Climbing Hydrangea
Endless Summer® Summer Crush® Hydrangea
Red Sensation Hydrangea
Endless Summer® BloomStruck® Reblooming Hydrangea Shrub
Alice Oakleaf Hydrangea
Little Lime® Hydrangea Tree
L.A. Dreamin® Hydrangea
Endless Summer® Pop Star® Reblooming Hydrangea
Elizabeth Ashley Hydrangea Shrub
Quick Fire® Hydrangea Tree
Hydrangea shrubs are one of the most popular plant varieties, thanks to their massive blooms, varied colors, and versatility. According to hundreds of customer reviews, these are some of our most popular hydrangea shrubs:
Most hydrangea shrubs thrive in full to partial sunlight (4-8 hours of sunlight per day). However, they can handle shade, depending on the type of shade and timing. Hydrangea shrubs in warm climates do best when they receive morning sunlight and full shade during the hottest part of the day. When selecting an area to plant in, remember that too much shade will weaken the shrub's stems, making them floppy and lead to fewer blooms.
Pinpointing a hydrangea shrub’s bloom time is a little tricky. Most hydrangea shrubs bloom in late May or early June and last through late summer or early fall. There are varieties, however, that bloom later—for example, panicle hydrangeas and mountain hydrangeas bloom mid-summer through fall. Weather also plays a factor in bloom time. Hydrangeas may stop flowering during intense heat and start again in the fall. To learn more about hydrangea shrubs, check out our handy guide to selecting the right hydrangea for your garden.
Yes, you can grow hydrangea shrubs in containers! If you take good care of your hydrangea shrub, it can grow in a pot for 3 to 5 years before it needs to be repotted or planted in the ground. You’ll know when it's time to repot or plant in the ground when your hydrangea looks stunted and has small leaves and flowers.
Hydrangea shrubs’ popularity has grown in the last decade, but especially in the previous 5 years, making them one of, if not the, most popular flowering shrubs. Gardeners around the world are attracted to hydrangeas because of their large, showy blooms, versatility, and how easy they are to grow. Other types of popular flowering shrubs include rose bushes, lilac shrubs, rhododendron shrubs, and azalea shrubs.
Yes, you can! Fast Growing Trees offers fast shipping in just a few days (with minimum purchase required) to anywhere in the contiguous United States. With Fast Growing Trees, you can shop for your new hydrangea shrubs from the comfort of your home, knowing they'll be delivered to your doorstep healthy and ready to plant.
The price of a hydrangea shrub varies based on the type and size. Smaller shrubs may cost as little as $25, while mature shrubs or unique varieties can cost over $100. Whatever your budget, we have a hydrangea you’ll fall in love with. Don’t forget to check out our sale page for hundreds of trees and plants, including hydrangea shrubs, on sale!
Our hydrangea shrubs are planted in nutrient-rich soil and cared for at our South Carolina nursery before they ship to you. Each plant is carefully packed in a plastic nursery pot or cloth grow bag and shipped in a recyclable cardboard package. We take great care to ensure your hydrangea shrub is protected during transit, and it will arrive happy, healthy, and ready to be planted. If you order it in spring or summer, you may even receive your hydrangea with blooms on it!
