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Your best hydrangea selection is always at Strader’s Garden Centers
With a huge inventory of vibrant, healthy hydrangeas, we’re sure to have whatever variety you’re looking for. We carry the most popular variations, and some other options as well. Come see our selection!
From the mountains of Japan and Korea, the Mountain Hydrangea grows 2-4 feet high with pink or blue flowers that require pruning after flowering, as needed. The Mountain Hydrangea is a good option for growing in a container because of its small size. Blooms grow on old wood as small, compact flowers.
We carry the Tuff Stuff series of Mountain Hydrangeas, from Proven Winners.
As the name implies, this hydrangea is a vine variety that can grow up to 40 feet high. It prefers partial to full shade and blooms from May to July. Plant next to brick, stone or wood structures for tall vining growth, or on arbors, walls or fences. The white flowers are very fragrant, making for a wall of sweet smelling flowers in the early summer. Pruning is done in the late winter or early spring to remove any damage from the winter and encourage new growth.
Now there’s no excuse to be short on color with your summer flowering shrubs – Hydrangeas provide your yard and garden with re-blooming royalty. All Summer Beauty Hydrangeas begin blooming in June and repeat until the first hard frost, often as late as October. If you were worried your flower buds were destroyed by the cold on your old Hydrangea varieties, don’t be! These re-bloomers set flower buds on new growth so your flowers are guaranteed to be on their way!
Pink flowers are typical with alkaline clay soils, and blue flowers with the proper addition of acidic soil amendments. Flowers grow up to 6” in diameter with the plant growing up to four feet tall.
Re-blooming Hydrangeas just got a big push in a new direction. L.A. Dreamin’ is an inspiring new variety with a kaleidoscope of colors all on one plant. Blue, pink and lavender purple flowers blooming at the same time regardless of soil chemistry! Oh, and it’ll keep sending up flowers from June until frost.
Impress your garden guests with lush, blue flowers without the need to fuss with chemical fertilizers. This Hydrangea variety is grown successfully outdoors in harsh Michigan winters, so no matter the mid-Ohio winter, you know when the snow melts you’ll enjoy a summer full of vibrant, healthy blooms on thick, sturdy stems. Flowers grow up to 6” in diameter with full-grown plant size up to 6 feet tall and wide.
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