Blue Hydrangea Seeds: 50Pcs for Garden Planting

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• SUN SOIL & CLIMATE REQUIREMENTS: Partial shade, full shade. Hydrangeas like soil that is rich and moist, but well-draining. The biggest consideration when it comes to the soil you plant your hydrangeas in is the mixture's pH level.
• WHEN & HOW TO PLANT: Hydrangeas are best planted in the garden during spring or fall. About six to eight weeks before the last expected frost, you can plant your hydrangea seeds. Sprinkle the seeds onto moist, fertile potting soil. Do not cover them with soil. They need light to germinate.
• COLOR & CHARACTERISTICS: The bigleaf hydrangeas are a moderately sized plant that would be great as a garden border. They sport larger leaves which pair nicely with the large flowers.
• GERMINATION & BLOOM: It usually takes about two weeks for the seeds to germinate. In ideal conditions, hydrangeas grow at a rate of 25 inches per year. Bloom in Early summer through the fall.
• PLANTING SUGGESTIONS: Unless you're looking to amend your soil to change the hue of your hydrangea, you only need to feed your plant once a year.