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How To Grow And Care For Panicle Hydrangeas

How To Grow And Care For Panicle Hydrangeas

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From our store to your garden: Watch your panicle hydrangeas transform from tiny beauties to towering showstoppers! 🤍✨ Like many of the plants at our stores, the pot size you buy is not the full potential of the plant. Once you have planted your panicle hydrangea, make sure they are getting 4-6 hours of full sun (yes, full sun for this hydrangea!), are watered regularly, and fed periodically with plant food for optimal growth! For even more info, stop in and ask our Green Team for their tips. �

From our store to your garden: Watch your panicle hydrangeas transform from tiny beauties to towering showstoppers! 🤍✨ Like many of the plants at our stores, the pot size you buy is not the full potential of the plant. Once you have planted your panicle hydrangea, make sure they are getting 4-6 hours of full sun (yes, full sun for this hydrangea!), are watered regularly, and fed periodically with plant food for optimal growth! For even more info, stop in and ask our Green Team for their tips. �

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FacebookMcDonald Garden Center

You have options for these types of hydrangeas (panicle, or paniculata). This one is a limelight but there are many different kinds. They are more woody, like a shrub. You can’t do this with other types of hydrangeas like macrophylla/big leaf, arborescens (e.g. Anabelle), or oakleaf. For more info on which type to prune or not to prune and when, I have a free guide which you can find on my website. (See below and click the shopping cart at the top.)I have ones I prune to be more shrub-like and I

You have options for these types of hydrangeas (panicle, or paniculata). This one is a limelight but there are many different kinds. They are more woody, like a shrub. You can’t do this with other types of hydrangeas like macrophylla/big leaf, arborescens (e.g. Anabelle), or oakleaf. For more info on which type to prune or not to prune and when, I have a free guide which you can find on my website. (See below and click the shopping cart at the top.)I have ones I prune to be more shrub-like and I

26.2K viewsNov 10, 2023

FacebookYou Can Do It Gardening

The star of our property… a Panicle type Hydrangea, known as Limelight or PeeGee. This is one to swoon over! Some call it the “black thumb hydrangea” because you can grow it even if you lack a green thumb! #hydrangea #paniclehydrangea #limelight #showstopper #cutflowers #garden | Life at the Nest | Facebook

The star of our property… a Panicle type Hydrangea, known as Limelight or PeeGee. This is one to swoon over! Some call it the “black thumb hydrangea” because you can grow it even if you lack a green thumb! #hydrangea #paniclehydrangea #limelight #showstopper #cutflowers #garden | Life at the Nest | Facebook

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Which Dwarf Panicle Hydrangea is Right For You?

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I post a lot of hydrangea content but I’m still getting a lot of questions so I’m just going to keep droning on and on until everyone gets this stuff. 😆This kind of hydrangea is a macrophylla. New growth is coming in on the bottom and the buds that formed last year are the flowers for this year. (“Old wood” type). However: we had an “arctic blast” this winter and it may have blown those buds so it could be a really bad year for these types of plants. I don’t love this type of plant for our geog

I post a lot of hydrangea content but I’m still getting a lot of questions so I’m just going to keep droning on and on until everyone gets this stuff. 😆This kind of hydrangea is a macrophylla. New growth is coming in on the bottom and the buds that formed last year are the flowers for this year. (“Old wood” type). However: we had an “arctic blast” this winter and it may have blown those buds so it could be a really bad year for these types of plants. I don’t love this type of plant for our geog

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If you’re not sure what type of hydrangea you have because you just moved into a new house or something, don’t prune it this year at all let it grow and then determine what type you have. What type you have determines when you can prune. If you have an oak leaf, a climbing hydrangea or one of those colorful macrophylla hydrangeas, they have flower buds on those wood stems in the winter time. Now, many of the buds in my Chicago climate do not survive the winter and many of those buds are dead. Th

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FacebookAmy Powers

What’s your fav hydrangea? 🩵💗 I’ve found that all the limelight hydrangeas I have tried to grow have been easy and there’s nothing better than a high impact plant that is also easy! 🫶🫶🫶 They come in different heights and sizes so you can check all those options out. ✅✅✅ I amend the soil with compost and manure when I plant 🌱 then I add a top dressing of compost/manure every spring. I prune all my panicle hydrangeas (Little Limes are panicle hydrangeas) in late winter or early spring. ☀️ Fo

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Panicle hydrangeas like limelights, bobos, quickfire and others, need sun and can withstand quite a bit. They are also cold tolerant (hardiness zones 3-8) so they are more versatile than a pesky macrophylla/Big Leaf type (the divas). The bad news is that if you don’t have enough light they will not thrive. The light conditions may not be sufficient here but pruning it way back will at least give it a chance to get more full. They need at least 4 hours of sun per day, or filtered light most of th

25.5K views10 months ago

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It’s hydrangea season, and by that I mean if you want massive blooms on your panicle hydrangeas, you need to trim them now. Our trees are 10 years old and I cut them back to about 1/3 every early spring (you can go as far as 1/2). This helps them grow huge blossoms and thick stems to support them. I also fertilize at the same time, it’s best to do it if you know rain is coming. Comment LINK for the fertilizer recommended by our local nursery and my Top 5 hydrangeas varieties where I put them in

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