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This popular plant, the Penny Mac Hydrangea shrub (hydrangea macrophylla penny mac), is very low maintenance. Yet it provides a prolific display of beautiful mophead flowers continuously throughout the summer - perfect for the time - pressed planter!One of the best varieties of the newer cultivars of the popular garden hydrangea, the Penny Mac was awarded a Louisiana Super Plant selection for spring 2012. It was aptly named after Penny McHenry from Atlanta Georgia, who is the founder of the American Hydrangea Society in 1994. She received the original plant as a gift and it has been cloned ever since in her honor.Mini penny hydrangeas tend to have blue flowers in acidic soils and pink flowers in more alkaline soils depending on the soil pH. The dark green leaves will stay on the shrub until the first frost and contrast the blooming mophead flowers nicely.For best results, begin soil treatments well before the Penny Mac Hydrangea flowers in late autumn or early spring. We have seen color mixtures of pink, blue, and purple on this repeat bloomer and it is seriously gorgeous!.

If you are a gardener who prefers to sit back and enjoy your landscape rather than be constantly tending to it, the Oakleaf Hydrangea shrub is a perfect choice!The Oakleaf Hydrangea bush is a native plant that gets its name from its beautiful large, shaped leaves, which are accented by its dramatic white flower blooms that will stay on the plant for months. The Oak leaf hydrangea's white blooming flower buds appear in cone shaped clusters throughout the growing season.It has excellent fall foliage! The hydrangea shrub's dark green leaves turn red orange with attractive shades of red bronze, crimson, or purple while the flowers turn a shade of pink. These color changes happen before the shrub loses its leaves in winter. The leaves are large and oblong, they can grow up to 8 inches long.This hardy Hydrangea quercifolia shrub grows up to 6-8 feet tall and wide. The Oakleaf hydrangea flower clusters grow on a 12 inch long stem. The Oakleaf hydrangea size will grow to the space you plant it in. If you have a small space or container this will work for the plant. Looks great in woodland gardens too because it is shade loving.

Large mophead flowers appear nearly continuously on this exceptional dwarf shrub. Blossoms tend to be blue in acidic soils, and pink in more alkaline soils. Compact size is wonderful for use as a container plant, low flowering hedge or highlight of a flowering border. Highly disease resistant foliage. Deciduous.

This dwarf panicle hydrangea will turn heads. Bobo hydrangea is engulfed by large white flowers in summer. The flowers are held upright on strong stems and continue to grow and lengthen as they bloom. No flopping, unlike some panicle hydrangeas. As blooms age, they turn pink.

Annabelle Hydrangea yields large clusters of small white blooms that appear in midsummer and gently fade to a wonderful shade of green. Annabelle Hydrangea blooms without fail each season to create a bold statement for the landscape. It's great for dried arrangements, too.

If you're thinking pink for your hydrangea display, Pinkerella Hydrangea is the 1 for you. The bright color on these blooms is superior. This is a native cultivar that grows quickly and easily with very clean foliage. No need to deadhead, either. These blooms maintain a lovely color as they mature and even look beautiful when they dry out. In the Winter garden, they take on hues of wheat and tan. They are great for dried arrangements. Just 1 dried flowerhead in a vintage vase makes a charming end table accent. Pinker Ella blooms on new wood. It is best to prune back to a single set of buds in late Winter or early spring. You will have fewer flowers, but because energy was diverted back to the plant, the flowers will be even bigger and more impressive.

Penny Mac is a stalwart reblooming mophead hydrangea that bears blossoms in shades of blue or pink depending on soil pH. Blooming throughout the summer and well into fall, it is well-suited for use in mass plantings or as a single specimen plant. Penny Mac is the ideal plant for adding months of color to any shady garden.

Penny Mac is a stalwart reblooming mophead hydrangea that bears blossoms in shades of blue or pink depending on soil pH. Blooming throughout the summer and well into fall, it is well-suited for use in mass plantings or as a single specimen plant. Penny Mac is the ideal plant for adding months of color to any shady garden.

This popular plant, the Penny Mac Hydrangea shrub (hydrangea macrophylla penny mac), is very low maintenance. Yet it provides a prolific display of beautiful mophead flowers continuously throughout the summer - perfect for the time - pressed planter!One of the best varieties of the newer cultivars of the popular garden hydrangea, the Penny Mac was awarded a Louisiana Super Plant selection for spring 2012. It was aptly named after Penny McHenry from Atlanta Georgia, who is the founder of the American Hydrangea Society in 1994. She received the original plant as a gift and it has been cloned ever since in her honor.Mini penny hydrangeas tend to have blue flowers in acidic soils and pink flowers in more alkaline soils depending on the soil pH. The dark green leaves will stay on the shrub until the first frost and contrast the blooming mophead flowers nicely.For best results, begin soil treatments well before the Penny Mac Hydrangea flowers in late autumn or early spring. We have seen color mixtures of pink, blue, and purple on this repeat bloomer and it is seriously gorgeous!.

The penny mac hydrangea (hydrangea macrophylla penny mac) offers a stunning display of color-changing mophead flowers that bloom continuously throughout summer. This low-maintenance shrub, known for its versatility, is a favorite among gardeners and was named a Louisiana super plant in 2012. With dark green leaves that contrast beautifully with its flowers, the penny mac can grow up to 4-6 feet tall and wide, making it ideal for both garden beds and containers. What makes the penny mac truly special is its color-changing ability, dependent on the soil's PH level. Acidic soils produce vibrant blue blooms, while alkaline soils bring out soft pink flowers. For those who desire a particular shade, you can manipulate the soil by adding aluminum sulfate for blue or dolomite lime for pink. Some even enjoy a mix of pink, blue, and purple hues on this repeat bloomer. Thriving in rich, well-drained soil, the penny mac prefers partial shade, although it can tolerate full sun if consistently moist. It's perfect for dappled shade areas in your backyard. Minimal pruning is needed; simply remove dead wood or crossed branches to maintain shape. This perennial shrub is an excellent addition to any garden, ensuring a beautiful, customized floral display year after year. Buy penny mac hydrangeas today to create a lush, colorful landscape that will leave a lasting impression.