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Queen of Pearls® Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'HYMMAD I' PP#18,294
A spectacular mophead hydrangea with blooms that start green, open pure white then mature to green. Blooms are offset by lustrous, disease-resistant foliage in a deep shade of green. Blooms spring to summer.
Can be grown in Zone 5 with good winter protection. See 'Garden Tips' for instructions on winter care protection in Zone 5, or 'Care and Planting' for Container Planting instructions for Colder Zones.
| Plant Type |
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Deciduous Shrub |
| Light |
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Full Shade to Part Shade |
| Average Height |
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3' to 5' |
| Average Width |
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3' to 5' |
| Average Spacing |
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3' to 5' |
| Hardiness Zones |
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Zone 6-9 (-10°F to 30°F) (-23°C to -1°C) |
| Soil Moisture |
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Well-drained, semi-moist |
- Border
- Container
- Mass Planting
- Specimen
- Woodland, Shade Garden
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Pruning:
- Dead head, remove old flowers
- Prune to maintain size and shape
Fertilizing:
- Apply general purpose fertilizer in the spring when new growth appears. Check with your preferred garden center for your specific area.
To Learn More:
- Disease resistant
- Good for cut flowers
- Mildew resistant
Astilbe, Camellias, Hosta, Mahonia and Sarcacocca
(Add to white gardens) Glistening white mopheads add interest to moonlit gardens.
(Winter Care for Zone 5)
During the cold winter months, add 2-3 inches of mulch around the plant to protect the roots from harsh temperatures. Pine straw, leaves, or pine bark mulch are all good organic materials that may be used in the garden. Since climates can vary, even among specific regions, please contact your preferred local garden center for recommendations.
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