Nikko blue hydrangea

For an outstanding plant for shady borders, or to make a hedge or screen in any shady part of your garden, the Nikko Blue Hydrangea can’t be beaten. It has huge flower heads all summer in the most spectacular shade of rich blue possible. Unlike other blue hydrangeas, this one is a reliable blue color in a wide range of soil-types. It forms a large shrub five to six feet tall and as much across and is pest-free, resistant to deer and easy to grow in shade or partial shade right across…

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NIKKO BLUE HYDRANGEA SHRUB Hydrangea Macrophylla' Nikko blue'-fast-growing shrub with large, rounded flower clusters that bloom in a rich, sky blue throughout the summer season Shade and Part Sun Height 4 ft - 6 ft Width 4 ft - 6 ft Zones 5-9 hardy in zones 5-9 no serious pests of diseases The most popular hydrangea for shade, the color of flowers depend on the ph of the soil- the colors ranging from blue to pink Almost maintenance free, huge 9 inch flowers throughout summer very compact…

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The Bloom struck Endless Summer hydrangea is a hardy, disease-resistant and time-tested sensation. The Bloom struck hydrangea also can bloom as an eye-catching pink hydrangea OR purple hydrangea by adjusting your soils pH level as needed. This versatility and demonstrated quality makes The Bloom struck hydrangea a must for your garden landscape!.

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The blue color of flowers among shrubs is not such a common occurrence. When it comes to large and lush ball-shaped clusters of flowers, there is nothing to choose from except hydrangeas. Blue Hydrangeas are in considerable demand, which can even be compared to the demand for white Hydrangeas.