HYDRANGEAS!
HYDRANGEAS!
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HYDRANGEA SPECIES
- 'Annabelle' Hydrangea arborescens
- Lacecap Hydrangeas
- Mophead Hydrangeas
- Oakleaf Hydrangeas
- PeeGee and Family
If you have a specific question or problem, you may go directly to the FAQ's Many pages on this site can be reached only through the FAQ's.
Many people remember hydrangeas from their childhood. Today we are falling in love with them all over again. And the good news is that we can now grow many hydrangeas our grandmothers never even dreamed of. Some newer hydrangeas grow in colder climates, some are so small they will fit into the perennial border, and others have amazingly large blooms and deep colors.
The hydrangeas on this site are divided into four groups. I have included common names as well as botanical names so that hydrangea enthusiasts of all types can relate to the plants.
(The picture above was sent to me by Valerie Paint from England.)
Planning a Wedding with Hydrangeas?
If you are planning to use hydrangeas in your wedding, here are a few tips that may be helpful.
The picture above was taken by Linda Christine. She and her husband, Sam, are owners of AllStar Rents in Aiken, SC.
