Let's Dance® Sky View® Mountain Hydrangea

Let's Dance® Sky View® Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla x serrata 'SMNHSME') is a standout Hydrangea for consistent blooming, regardless of whether you live in the chilly north or steamy south! Big mophead blooms in saturated color form into round pompoms, putting on a huge show until fall! The big, toothy foliage is a lush green, and fills out these compact Hybrid Hydrangea shrubs with their quilted coarse texture, creating the perfect backdrop! The blooms are held on strong stems for every butterfly in the area to stop by for sips of nectar! A hybrid macrophylla x serrata selection, Sky View® flowers emerge a beautiful sky blue with a honeydew-green eye in acid soil but can be lavender to pink in alkaline conditions. The Let's Dance® series of Mountain Hydrangeas offers bold color and vigorous growth like no other! The Sky View® Hydrangea can be a soothing sky blue, lavender, or pink depending on your soil's pH. Forming a tidy ball 2-3 feet tall and 2-4 feet in width, these deciduous flowering ornamental shrubs shine throughout USDA growing zones 4 through 9 with ease! Planting and Application: Let's Dance® Sky View® Hydrangea is perfect in the cottage and cut flower garden! Featuring long-lasting flowers that are pollinator-friendly and bouquet-ready blooms! They can be cut at different stages of opening and color-changing for a wide variation in hue for your floral arrangements. Or leave them on the plant to dry for big botanical tan dried pompoms for winter décor. Anywhere you need a pop of color will be brightened significantly with these vivid blossoms! Perennial beds, pathway border gardens, mixed with Roses and other flowering shrubs, Let's Dance® Sky View® boosts your garden color palette! Even the dark green foliage looks great as a backdrop or among mixed-shrub borders. Patio planters and porch pots, that are protected from the winter chill, suit these shrubs just fine! Big Mophead Blooms in Sky Blue or Pink Large, Textured Green Foliage Mid-Sized Hybrid Hydrangea Long-Lasting Blooms For Fresh or Dried Bouquets Specimens, Accents & Container Focal Points #ProPlantTips for Care: Plant Hydrangea in fertile, deep, organic soil that is well-drained. Use aluminum sulfate or acidic soil to turn blue, or garden lime for pink. These moisture-loving shrubs appreciate a 3-4 inch thick layer of mulch to hold moisture in consistently and keep their roots nice and cool. Hybrid Hydrangea may be trimmed after they're done with the early summer flowering. In colder zones, you may need to prune off any damaged branch tips as the plant comes out of dormancy, that way you can see which part of each stem may need to be cut back. that blooms on last year's wood, and produces new flowers from new growth from the base as well. Full Sun & Partial Shade Rich, Well-Drained Soil Adjust pH to Change Flower Color Blooms on Old Wood - Prune After Flowering Moderate Moisture Needs & Appreciates Mulched Beds Proven Winners® Let's Dance® Sky View® Hydrangea brighten your garden borders! Hurry and reserve yours today at NatureHills.com before this new hybrid Hydrangea sells out!