Endless Summer Hydrangea Dream Cloud Shrub

Just as the name suggests, Dream Cloud showcases pure white blooms. Starting in late spring, Dream Cloud graces the garden with big round balls of soft blooms, providing an elegant touch of color in the garden all the way into fall. Dream Cloud can serve as a focal point or can be used in the garden to separate louder, harsher colors providing harmony and ease. The special joy of Dream Cloud is its adaptability both in your landscape and for cut hydrangea arrangements. With its gorgeous pure white hydrangea color, it is also a favorite for wedding bouquets, arrangements and hydrangea centerpieces!

USDA zones 4 to 9
Mature size 36-48″ W x 36-48″ H
Large full blooms throughout Spring and Summer
Changes color with color kits
Partial shade
Flowers can be cut and used in vases and floral arrangements
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Botanical Name – Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Bailmaceight’ PP36306
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Average shipping height – 2g 14-18 inches
Not guaranteed to be in bloom upon arrival

Planting Hydrangeas: Once you have prepared your soil, lay out the plants in your intended design. Be sure to keep in mind full mature size of the plants, ensuring that they will barely touch at full size. This will make your garden look full and allow for air to still circulate through the garden. Dig your planting hole slightly larger than the pot size, and place any fertilizer, organic material or nutrients needed to improve your soil mix in the hole before putting your hydrangea in place. If the roots are tightly packed, loosen them gently with your fingers before planting the hydrangea to encourage root growth and spread once in the ground. Make sure that the crown of the plant – where the base of the stems meets the soil – is even with the ground level. If the hydrangea is placed too high, it can easily dry out. If the crown is placed too low when planting, it can cause hydrangeas not to bloom and potentially rot. Refill the hole with soil and pack it firmly around the crown to create a water dam around the newly planted hydrangea. Fill the dam with water, let it drain and then refill it.

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