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Peegee Hydrangea is sure to be lovely in the first couple years but, as it continues to mature, it becomes even more irresistibly striking. The flowers arrive in July and stay through September. They are quite beautiful, starting a stark, ivory white and taking on dusty pink tones. Cut and dry them for beautiful indoor arrangements or let them dry to a lovely wheat gold on the plant, where they provide winter interest. As this plant builds a long, strong trunk and grows up to 8 ft. to 12 ft. it's ideal for a landscaping accent and creating multiple levels of interest in the garden.

Starfeld Hydrangea produces a galaxy of blooms. This hydrangea reblooms all season long, never leaving you wanting more. It grows in a rounded shape with pink blossoms in neutral soil or blue blossoms in acidic soil-will flower from spring to fall. Starfeld is very easy to grow and maintain. For best results, give it a location that gets morning sun and afternoon shade. Perfect as a feature, in groups of 3 or more or on the patio in a decorative pot. Variety botanical name: Hydrangea macrophylla 'Hortmafarfa' USPP32164, CPBRAF.

Perfect for the urban or small space gardener, Cityline Paris hydrangea is a gorgeous compact pink-red deciduous shrub. One of the smallest and most deeply saturated hydrangeas grown today, Cityline packs a huge punch and requires little maintenance. Disease and mildew resistant, this dark leafed hydrangea grows well in full to part Sun, does not need any pruning, and retains its gorgeous pinky-red color in almost all soil types. Get yours today and enjoy its beautiful blooms for years to come.

First Editions Eclipse Hydrangea from Bell Nursery offers season-long beauty with intense, dark purple leaves that hold their color, even in warm climates. The striking foliage contrasted by cranberry or dark purple blooms pair perfectly with anything in the garden. It grows to a mature size of 3 ft. to 5 ft. in both height and width, making it an excellent choice for adding depth and contrast to your garden, whether used as a focal point in the garden or in decorative containers.

Eclipse Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmacseven') is the first true dark-leaf mophead hydrangea, designed to deliver dramatic foliage and striking blooms in one exceptional shrub. Its deep purple, nearly black leaves retain intense color even in warm climates, making it a standout year after year. In season, Eclipse produces mophead blossoms in shades of cranberry or amethyst, depending on soil pH, creating bold contrast against its dark foliage. Compact yet impactful, it reaches about 3 to 5 ft. in height and width, making it ideal for both garden beds and decorative containers. Hardy from USDA Zones 5 to 9, Eclipse bigleaf Hydrangea combines beauty and resilience, with improved resistance to powdery mildew and Cercospora leaf spot, making it an elegant, low-maintenance choice for both retail landscapes and home gardens.

Ruby Slippers Oakleaf Hydrangea offers summer blooms that start out white and progress to rose as they mature. This deciduous shrub has oak leaf-like foliage that lights up the landscape with fiery fall color. It is perfect for borders, hedges, as a landscape accent or as a feature plant in a container.

Starfeld Hydrangea produces a galaxy of blooms. This hydrangea reblooms all season long, never leaving you wanting more. It grows in a rounded shape with pink blossoms in neutral soil or blue blossoms in acidic soil-will flower from spring to fall. Starfeld is very easy to grow and maintain. For best results, give it a location that gets morning sun and afternoon shade. Perfect as a feature, in groups of 3 or more, or on the patio in a decorative pot.

Compact yet bold, the Little Hottie Hydrangea brings all the drama of a large panicle hydrangea - but in a size that fits smaller spaces and simpler landscapes. With strong, upright stems and deep green foliage, this shrub produces full conical flower clusters that open a fresh green, mature to creamy white, and finally blush to soft pink as the season advances. Designed for heat tolerance and strong performance, Little Hottie keeps its blooms crisp and upright even under summer stress, making it a standout in garden beds, borders, container plantings, and massings. At maturity it stays nicely sized at roughly 3‑5 ft tall and 3‑5 ft wide-ideal when you want big impact without oversized maintenance. With its long bloom season from summer into fall, and a neat, well‑branched habit, Little Hottie is the smart choice for gardeners wanting visible flower power in a manageable size.

A beautiful traditional hydrangea, Piamina's bundles of pink flowers mounding atop glossy green serrated foliage make it a classic addition to any landscape. Thriving in part shade and moist but well drained soil, this compact hydrangea adds color and grace to any corner of the garden. Piamina grows no more than 2 ft. tall and wide, making this hydrangea a low maintenance option for small areas or containers. If you're looking to add a perennial classic to your yard, look no further than Piamina hydrangea.

Dwarf oakleaf hydrangea has large full panicles of creamy white flowers that cover this compact shrub from summer through fall. It has deep green foliage that changes to reddish purple in the fall. Ideal for part Sun areas, it will reach 4 ft. tall and 4 ft. W.