Don’t blink! This cute little shrub will grow to maturity and fill out within a couple seasons. Let’s Dance ¡Arriba! is one of the most prolifically flowering, fastest-growing reblooming hydrangeas we’ve seen! Its flower color is dependent on the soil pH, but no matter what type of soil you have, you can depend on brilliant color. Top reasons to grow Let’s Dance ¡Arriba! hydrangea:- Large, dense flowers have strong color in any type of soil.- Blooms look gorgeous well into fall, aging to soft mauve! – Fills in and grows to maturity quite quickly. – Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer. – Salt Tolerant
USDA zones 4-9
Mature size 24-36 inches W x 24-36 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 24 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Let’s Dance ¡Arriba!® Hydrangea x ‘SMNHSC’ USPP 33,206, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Not just another pretty face! One look at Let’s Dance Can Do hydrangea tells you it’s beautiful – but there’s more to this innovative new hydrangea than that. It has the unique ability to create flower buds along the entire length of the stem instead of only at the top like other big-leaf hydrangeas. That means that even if winter does its worst and kills back a portion of the plant, there will still be flower buds to open in early summer. It’s also what makes Let’s Dance Can Do hardy to USDA zone 4 – not only will it survive in such a cold area, it will actually bloom there! Let’s Dance Can Do also reblooms quicker than others: in other words, you won’t have to wait until fall to see the new flowers. And about those flowers! They are lacecaps, but the size and quantity of the showy sterile florets obscures the tiny fertile florets. Flowers are a luscious strawberry pink in neutral/alkaline soils and a lovely lavender in acidic ones. If you’ve been reluctant to try a big-leaf hydrangea, or been disappointed in others, Let’s Dance Can Do hydrangea is the perfect place to start.
USDA zones 4-9
Mature size 36 inches W x 36-48 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Let’s Dance Can Do!® Hydrangea serrata ‘SMNHSI’ USPP 32,548, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
You’ll be drinking in the beauty Little Lime Punch hydrangea serves up all season long. Similar to Little Lime, its blooms emerge lime green, but they mature a little differently. Flowers change progressively from the bottom up in a gorgeous array of white, light pink, and rich Hawaiian Punch red! As it reblooms throughout the summer you’ll see these four colors mix to create a truly memorable show. With a compact habit and strong stems, you’ll find that it’s as useful in the landscape as it is beautiful. Top reasons to grow Little Lime Punch panicle hydrangea:- Fantastic color show – a mix of white, green, and pink all on one bloom!- Same useful, petite habit as Little Lime.- Impactful fall color.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 36-60 inches W x 36-60 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Little Lime Punch® Hydrangea paniculata ‘SMNHPH’ USPP 33,207, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Super-sized flowers! Incrediball hydrangea will make you say WOW – it’s an improved version of the garden classic ‘Annabelle’ hydrangea, but with strong, sturdy stems that don’t flop over and extra-large blooms to boot. White flowers begin to appear in mid-summer and open to enormous snowballs, nearly the size of basketballs! They then age to a lush jade green, which persists through frost. It’s a super easy, super reliable North American native that grows in chilly USDA zone 3 all the way up to USDA zone 8/9. Plant Incrediball hydrangea in your landscape and find out for yourself just how big, beautiful, and rewarding it can be. Top reasons to grow Incrediball hydrangea:- enormous, long-lasting flowers every summer- Strong, sturdy stems keeps blooms showy and upright- easy to grow native shrub.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 48-60 inches W x 48-60 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 48 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Incrediball® Smooth Hydrangea arborescens
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Absolutely fabulous! Quick Fire Fab panicle hydrangea shares the same super-early bloom time, rock-solid reliability, and easy-going nature of the original Quick Fire hydrangea, but adds big, full, showy mophead blooms to the mix. How fabulous is that? It’s the best way to get the earliest possible panicle hydrangea flowers, expanding the seasonal display by two weeks or more every year. If you look closely at the lush blooms, you’ll see each floret has an unusual cruciform shape which gives them a textural effect you won’t find in other panicle hydrangeas. As the blooms age, they turn blush pink, then bright pink, then red, from the bottom up, making each one look like a big delicious ice cream cone that goes from vanilla to berry as the summer progresses. Quick Fire Fab provides 3+ months of flowers and color in your landscape or garden, and does it all with almost no work or effort from you. Top reasons to grow Quick Fire Fab hydrangea:- The earliest blooming mophead panicle hydrangea – enjoy extra weeks of blooms- Unique X-shaped flowers go from white to pink to bright pink to deep red through the season- Strong, sturdy stems keep blooms clean, upright, and showy all year round.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 5-6 feet W x 6-8 feet H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 72 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Quick Fire Fab® Panicle Hydrangea paniculata
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Eclipse Hydrangea, the first true dark-leaf mophead hydrangea, offers season-long beauty with intense, dark purple leaves that hold their color, even in warm climates. The striking foliage, paired with gorgeous dark purple or cranberry-colored blooms, will pair perfectly with anything in the garden and are sure to make a dramatic impact. Maturing at 3-5 feet tall and wide, Eclipse will stand out, whether used as a focal point in the garden or in decorative containers.
USDA zones 5-9
Mature size 3-5 feet High x 3-5 feet Wide
Thrives in Shade to part shade
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Used in containers, landscapes and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name – Eclipse® Bigleaf Hydrangea
Low maintenance
Blooms are perfect for cut flowers
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Cold climate gardeners, rejoice: there’s finally a purple hydrangea for you! Introducing Invincibelle Mini Mauvette hydrangea – it’s unlike anything that’s ever come before. Why? Well, it blooms every single year, even in cold climates and is impervious to bad pruning. It’s the same type of hydrangea as the classic and much-loved ‘Annabelle’ but instead of plain white blooms, the flowers are a deep pink-mauve, and they’re held up on strong, sturdy stems that don’t flop. The show begins in early summer and because Invincibelle Mini Mauvette is a rebloomer, it continues clear through frost for an endless supply of flowers for the landscape or vase (both fresh and dried!). Top reasons to grow Invincibelle Mini Mauvette hydrangea: 1. Blooms ever year, even in chilly USDA zone four. 2. Strong stems hold the beautiful, unique pink-mauve blooms upright all season. 3. Dwarf habit makes it perfect for any sized landscape.
– Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
– Deadheading Not Necessary
USDA zones 4-8
Mature size 36-48 inches W x 30-36 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Invincibelle Mini Mauvette® Hydrangea arborescens ‘NCHA7’ USPP 30,358, Can 6,645
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
The Heart Throb Hydrangea is a new red hydrangea from the Southern Living Plant Collection. It produces beautiful cherry red bloom clusters with green marbling. These flowers emerge through summer and into early fall. This dwarf hydrangea reaches only 3 ft. tall and wide at maturity. No pruning required. Therefore, it’s perfect for containers, mixed garden beds, low-hedges and mass plantings. A compact grower for a small garden space.
USDA zones 5-9
Mature size 36 inches W x 36 inches H
Plant in part shade to shade
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name – Heart Throb® Hydrangea Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Hortmagitri’ PP30044
Low maintenance
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
This little hydrangea is extremely compact with great branching, and is much easier to manage in production. Deep green leaves are a beautiful backdrop for the late summer flowers that are held up on strong and sturdy stems. Born in a tight cluster, the blossoms are initially green and open to a creamy white. As evening temperatures drop in the fall, the petals turn antique shades of green. The small size, reduced need for pruning, and large flowers make this an ideal choice for smaller landscapes where larger traditional hydrangeas won’t fit.
USDA zones 3-9
Mature size 3-4 feet High x 4-5 feet Wide
Thrives in Full Sun to Part Shade
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Used in containers, landscapes and as accents
Recommended spacing 48 inches
Botanical Name – FlowerFull Smooth Hydrangea arborescens ‘BAlful’ PPAF
Low maintenance
Blooms are perfect for cut flowers
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Let’s Dance Sky View big leaf hydrangea is a standout for consistent, yearly blooming, whether you grow it in Michigan or Florida. This compact hydrangea has the ability to not only conserve its old wood buds in the face of weather challenges, but also its ability to continue creating new flowers. You’ll also love how easy this cultivar is to turn blue, which is what we recommend, since it’s so spectacular this way! Flowers emerge a beautiful sky blue with a honeydew-green eye before maturing to a full sky blue. Its nice compact growing habit makes it both a good container and garden plant.
Continuous Bloomer or Rebloomer
USDA zones 4-9
Mature size 24-48 inches W x 24-36 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 24 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Let’s Dance Sky View® Hydrangea macrophylla × serrata ‘SMNHSME’ USPP 34,327, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
There’s always that one garden spot we treasure, but nothing seems to do it justice. Until now! Tiny Quick Fire panicle hydrangea is the plant for the job. It’s the smallest, most prolifically blooming hydrangea imaginable. Easily tucked into just about any spot, you’ll find it looks lovely in groups, in pots, and even as a tiny little edging hedge. Like the other members of its family, Quick Fire and Quick Fire Fab, it blooms early. Its foliage is practically obscured by brilliant white blooms in early July and by September they’ve matured to rich dark pink. This tidy hydrangea is so easy to care for that it will soon become your go-to plant. Just plan to water it regularly while it’s getting established its first year, water during droughts after it’s established, and prune its old flowers off in the spring. And voila, you’ll have a trusty flowering plant ready to impress any visitor from summer into fall.
Continuous Bloomer or Rebloomer
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 24-48 inches W x 18-36 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 24 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Tiny Quick Fire® Hydrangea paniculata ‘SMNHPSB’ USPP 34,468, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Spring Sizzle Panicle Hydrangea is one of the earliest blooming panicle hydrangeas that brings unforgettable blooms and color to the garden. Starting in early summer, Spring Sizzle is covered in white flowers that quickly transform to deep red, even in warm regions. Plus, the blooms are held up on strong stems that won’t flop. Maturing at four to six feet tall and four to five feet wide, this hydrangea is perfect for hedges and foundation plantings.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 4-5 feet W x 4-6 feet H
Plant full sun to part shade
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name – Hydrangea paniculata ‘Bailpanthree’ PPAF
Low maintenance
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
