Blue Hydrangea Seeds - Bigleaf Hydrangea Macrophylla, Rare Hardy Deciduous Shrub, Non-GMO Garden Flower Plant

Sun, Soil & Climate Requirements: Prefers partial to full shade. Hydrangeas thrive in soil that is rich, moist, and well-draining. The soil pH level is crucial for optimal growth.

When & How to Plant: Ideal planting time is spring or fall. Sow hydrangea seeds about six to eight weeks before the last frost. Sprinkle seeds onto moist, fertile potting soil without covering them, as they require light to germinate.

Color & Characteristics: Bigleaf hydrangeas are medium-sized plants, suitable for garden borders. They have large, attractive leaves that complement their sizeable blooms.

Germination & Bloom: Seeds typically germinate in about two weeks. Under ideal conditions, hydrangeas can grow approximately 25 inches annually, blooming from early summer through fall.

Planting Suggestions: Feed hydrangeas once a year, unless you wish to adjust soil pH to alter the flower color.