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These florets are bright pink, with a center that starts green and will eventually turn pink, giving the plant a two-toned look.

They are technically lace cap hydrangeas, but the sepals are so large and showy that the fertile flowers become hidden. These flowers are really something special. This ability makes winter kill less of a threat if you live in a colder climate. Instead of just blooming at the top of the stem, this hydrangea produces flowers up and down the entire stem. You could almost consider this to be a foolproof plant. This plant is new and innovative when it comes to hydrangeas. ‘Let’s Dance Can Do’ ‘Let’s Dance Can Do’ blooms with bright pink flowers that bloom from green flowers and eventually become pink. Plant the ‘Flamingo’ hydrangea in partial sun, morning sun is preferable, in USDA zones 6-9. This hydrangea will grow to about five feet tall, but only about two feet wide. This is a smaller hydrangea variety, and is perfect for your containers! ‘Flamingo’ has baby pink flowers sitting on top of black stems, which would look really pretty with dark foliage plants such as coleus, or a black potato vine. ‘Flamingo’ ‘Flamingo’ prefers to grow in partial sun producing pale pink flowers. Plant this hydrangea in partial sun in USDA zones 5-9. The foliage of this plant is deep green, which accents the pink blossoms very nicely. The flowers are your standard mophead shape and size. Growing from five to seven feet this would be really pretty in a border planting, or planted in a perennial garden. The charm mophead hydrangea offers a really beautiful rosy pink flower for your garden. ‘Charm’ ‘Charm’ produces rich pink flowers and dark green foliage which is the perfect accent in a blooming garden. This will let you know exactly how much lime you will need to add, if any. Before adding anything to your soil, it is a good idea to perform a soil test. Garden lime can be found at most garden centers. However, if you have sweet soil or if you want to sweeten your soil with garden lime these will be beautiful pink options! If your soil is acidic, you may need to add garden lime to your soil. If your soil is acidic they will lead more towards blue colored flowers. Keep in mind, all of these hydrangea macrophylla varieties are sensitive to the pH of your soil. The classic mophead hydrangeas are known and adored for their blue blooms, but don’t count these pinks out! The flowers are large and pillowy and would be a great addition to any garden. The flowers are only three inches wide, and lack the splendor of what you have come to expect from a hydrangea but give this one a chance! Hydrangea Macrophylla Varieties Growing to five feet tall and seven feet wide, this shrub is sprawling and beautiful in its own right.

The flowers will bloom in varying shades of white and pink. This hydrangea does not have any sterile flowers and attracts a lot of pollinators. This would be a gorgeous selection for a naturalized garden or a woodland edge. These flowers are lacecaps, and truly take on the appearance of a wild hydrangea. This is a little bit of a different hydrangea option for you. ‘Eco Puff Pink’ ‘Eco Puff Pink’ produces white and pink flowers, not like the original hydrangea flowers, more like joe pye weed. ‘Invincibelle Ruby’ is hardy from zones 3-8.

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Plant this shrub in full to partial sun for the strongest stems, and for the best reblooming flowers. This is a little smaller variety of hydrangea, growing to four feet tall and three feet wide. The dark green foliage makes a beautiful backdrop for these pretty flowers. This is a reblooming hydrangea and will keep your garden filled with pretty deep pink flowers all season long. The sepals range from light pink to a burgundy as the season goes on. ‘Invincibelle Ruby’ ‘Invincibelle Ruby’ blooms with beautiful light pink flowers turning into burgundy. Grow this hydrangea for its cut flowers, or in a mass planting for a beautiful pink display. ‘Incrediball Blush’ is a medium sized hydrangea growing to about four or five feet, and gowing best in partial to full sun.

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This is an upgrade of the classic smooth hydrangea ‘Annabelle’ the flowers are massive and the stems are strong and can withstand heavy rains. Hardy from zones 3-8, this smooth hydrangea will rebloom through the first frost. This pink hydrangea is very light and almost has a silver/gray tone to it. ‘Incrediball Blush’ ‘Incrediball Blush’ produces gorgeous pink flowers in a light shade of almost silver, and blooms well in partial to full sun. These shrubs tend to be wider than they are tall and are well used in large spaces. New hybrids include pink flowers, as well as stronger stems that can support those large flowers. The smooth hydrangea has very large dome-shaped flowers that have historically been white.

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