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Hydrangea Endless Summer

 

Endless Summer Hydrangea

You can't go wrong with 'Endless Summer'. This gorgeous hydrangea blooms all season -- even in the north. It's great for cutting, with 8-inch-wide flower clusters. The blooms range from pink in alkaline soils to blue in acidic soils. The selection is wonderfully disease resistant, too.

Name: Hydrangea 'Endless Summer'

Growing Conditions: Afternoon shade and moist, well-drained soil

Size: To 5 feet tall and wide

Zones: 4-9

It's Also Perfect With: White impatiens for nonstop color to first fall frost.

By the way: For more information about Endless Summer hydrangeas, check out www.endlesssummerblooms.com

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