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The flowers of 'Little Lamb' panicle hydrangea are held in tight, delicate flower heads that look like dancing lambs floating above this compact cultivar. Flowers may turn pink in the fall. Has an easy-going, relaxed habit that complements any summer landscape.

…and reliable blooming mophead hydrangea to date. Let's Dance ¡Arriba! ® hydrangea is a H. macrophylla x H. serrata hybrid with large, dense mophead flowers. It is so prolific you can finish and sell and flowering plant in the same year you pot up trimmed liners. The rich flower color…

…drove Wee Bit Gumpy® hydrangea to quick success, and this improved version offers better bud hardiness for more reliable blooms and thick, glossy foliage. The color is, of course, even better as well. While we know it will sell best as a blue, it makes an outstanding pink too, with…

The most compact reblooming hydrangea! Because of their ability to flower on new wood, most reblooming hydrangeas reach relatively large sizes. Let's Dance® Blue Jangles® hydrangea is the first compact rebloomer, maintaining a tight, neat habit while still forming dozens of flowers on new and old wood. Large mophead flowers…

…what sets Limelight Max hydrangea apart from the rest. The flowers are huge and abundant, borne on a sturdy frame and far earlier than others, with a fabulous display in full effect here in Michigan by mid-July. By late August, the entire plant has blushed a perfect pink, and a…

This showy H. serrata takes the Tuff Stuff line up a notch with its showy, heavy flowering hot pink or vibrant purple, lace-cap flowers and flushes of dark blue-green foliage that takes on shades of burgundy in late summer. It also boasts much improved reblooming and an irresistibly tidy habit.

…add Wee Bit Grumpy hydrangea to your product mix today! It combines the best of both worlds, with the handsome appeal and fast production times of florist hydrangeas with the rugged durability of a landscape plant. Though it is beautiful grown in untreated soil, it is positively irresistible treated with…

…Dance Diva! ® reblooming hydrangea has sepals the size of your palm and baby blue (or pink) lace-cap blooms as big as a dinner plate. Like other Let's Dance ® reblooming hydrangeas, it flowers on both old and new wood, ensuring gardeners of beautiful flowers every summer. Soil pH will…

White Dome ® is useful as a mass planting or incorporated into a woodland setting. It's a great alternative to ornamental grasses to add winter interest to a landscape. Largely trouble-free, it has very strong stems and few pests or diseases.

…is a fast growing hydrangea with large flowers that emerge white and age to a lush red-pink in late summer. It was developed by Dr. Johan van Huylenbroeck, the same breeder as Pinky Winky® hydrangea, who once again honors a children's TV character with the name - this time because…

Large blue or deep-lavender mophead flower balls smother 'Nikko Blue' hydrangea, a garden classic for nearly a century. This is a very large plant compared to most bigleaf hydrangeas.

…maturing to all red. Strong stems give this mounded hydrangea a handsome presentation both in the container and in the landscape. Developed by Tim Wood at Spring Meadow Nursery.

Deeply pigmented, vivid flower colors set this rebloomer apart from the crowd. It's a strong and reliable Let's Dance rebloomer that can produce hot pink or royal purple flowers. You'll also appreciate the dark glossy foliage that turns burgundy in autumn. Developed here at Spring Meadow by Megan Mathey.

The earliest blooming panicle hydrangea! Extend the season with Quick Fire® panicle hydrangea: it blooms well before other cultivars are even showing buds. Always in bloom for 4th of July here in our West Michigan trial gardens. Flowers open white then turn red which persists through fall. Quick and easy…

'Hayes Starburst' is quite an an unusual smooth hydrangea, with sterile, dome shaped flower heads comprised of fully doubled star-like flowers. Weak stemmed, with an almost trailing habit, this plant can nonetheless be quite effective in the landscape if sited appropriately. Selected by Hayes Jackson of Anniston, Alabama.