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Enormous Blooms With Endless Summer® Hydrangeas
Few other shrubs are as widely recognizable by master gardeners and the general public alike as hydrangeas. Their giant mophead blossoms can be seen all the way at the end of your suburban streets. When planning the foundation of a garden, Endless Summer® Hydrangeas are a terrific place to start.
This extremely popular Collection features re-blooming hydrangeas with big, beautiful blooms. Each of the plants in the series blooms repeatedly from spring through fall.
When you select the Endless Summer Hydrangeas from Nature Hills, you'll gain access to the world's first and best-selling brand of re-blooming hydrangeas.
Nature Hills delivers excellent selection, service and shipping from our skilled growers directly to your door. What a win-win for your landscape and container gardens!
Experience Life in Full Bloom with Endless Summer® Hydrangeas
The Endless Summer® Collection consists of gorgeous, easy-to-care-for hydrangeas. The Original was the first hydrangea discovered that blooms on the previous year's woody stems and the new season's growth. With The Original hydrangea, you get an endless summer of possibilities and incredible blue color from spring through fall.
Blushing Bride hydrangea graces the garden with big round, white balls of soft blooms you'll love in your landscape and for cut hydrangea arrangements. This is a favorite for wedding bouquets, arrangements and hydrangea centerpieces.
With sturdy red stems easily supporting deep pink or periwinkle blue blooms from late spring through fall, Twist-n-Shout® is the world's first re-blooming lacecap hydrangea.
With loads of dependable blooms and intense hydrangea colors, these pretty lacecap hydrangeas have become a favorite for foundation plantings.
BloomStruck hydrangea develops huge blooms all summer long on extremely strong stems. Beautiful coloration between vivid rose-pink or purple hydrangea flower heads depends on your soil pH and can easily be adjusted to your liking.
This variety's lovely dark green leaves are a magnificent contrast to the blooms. Try planting as a middle row accent in your front garden or as a back row specimen in your already established perennial bed.
With a profusion of big raspberry red or neon purple blooms, Summer Crush® brings floral quality blooms to your garden or patio container. Not only is it drop-dead gorgeous, but it is compact, so you get a neat, tidy look throughout the summer.
This extremely versatile variety is a renter's favorite for its ability to thrive in containers. Those fortunate enough to have a backyard to call their own can fill a patio container with Summer Crush for a stunning look all season long. Move your Summer Crush® container anywhere you feel you need a lot more color and pizzazz.
Hydrangea #ProPlantTips for Care
Many in the Endless Summer collection are reblooming hydrangeas so long as they're happy and healthy. Help your shrubs reach their full potential by knowing the ins and outs of hydrangea planting and care.
Start by taking a quick look at your garden as is and determine how much space you have and the sun levels in each area. The further north you are, the more sun your hydrangeas will be able to handle.
Those lucky enough to live in southern regions will want to pick a spot in dappled shade or somewhere that only receives a few hours of light in the mornings along with some afternoon shade. Protection from the intense summer full sun is paramount for profuse blooms.
Once you've determined where the best sun is, you'll then want to make sure the soil is well drained. If you're unsure, dig your hydrangea hole and pour a few gallons of water in, if the water has drained out completely in an hour, you have well drained soil.
If not, you might consider a raised bed or creating a mound of soil 18 inches above the rest of the ground and planting in that. Moist soil is alright as long as it's draining properly.
One of the best qualities of most of the plants in this collection is their ability to change colors depending on the soil pH. Soils with a pH of 6.0 and lower are acidic and will produce flowers that are blue while soils with a pH higher will grow pink flowers.
If you want pink blooms, add wood ashes, lime, or fertilizers with high levels of phosphorous. If you'd like to turn your blooms blue, add aluminum sulfate, composted oak leaves, pine needles, or coffee grounds to the soil.
These shrubs shouldn't need much pruning. If you'd like to give a quick trim, do so in the early spring. You'll only want to remove old flower heads as these shrubs bloom on old wood and any more pruning may take away some of its coveted flower power.
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Since 2001, our success has been built on providing the very best plant material available online. Expertly grown by our growers, no matter what variety of Endless Summer hydrangea you select, you can be confident that it will live up to its promise of endless blooms.
With decades of testing and garden performance, your Endless Summer® hydrangeas from Nature Hills will be a showstopper! Browse our selection today!
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How do Endless Summer® Hydrangeas rebloom when traditional bigleaf hydrangeas often flower only once?
How do Endless Summer® Hydrangeas rebloom when traditional bigleaf hydrangeas often flower only once?
Endless Summer plants carry a trait that sets flower buds not only on last year’s woody stems but also on new shoots that emerge each spring. If winter, pruning, or deer damage removes the old-wood buds, the fresh shoots still generate their own buds in early summer. This dual strategy guarantees flowers from late spring through frost, even after harsh winters, delivering reliable color every year.
How can I change Endless Summer® Hydrangea blossoms from pink to blue (or vice versa)?
How can I change Endless Summer® Hydrangea blossoms from pink to blue (or vice versa)?
Blue pigment forms when roots can absorb soluble aluminum, which happens at acidic pH below 6. Alkaline soils lock aluminum and turn blooms pink. To push blooms toward blue, mix garden sulfur or aluminum sulfate into the root zone and re‑test in six weeks; to shift toward pink, work pelletized lime into the topsoil. Repeat light applications each spring because rainfall and irrigation gradually neutralize amendments. By steering soil pH, gardeners can “dial in” flower color season after season.
What pruning schedule maximizes Endless Summer® Hydrangea blooms?
What pruning schedule maximizes Endless Summer® Hydrangea blooms?
Heavy structural cuts belong immediately after the first flush in late June, before new bud initials form on summer shoots. Remove only deadwood in early spring, and avoid autumn pruning, which stimulates tender growth that winter can kill. Snipping spent clusters just below the bloom encourages quicker repeat flowering but is optional. This timetable preserves both old‑wood and new‑wood buds, sustaining the plant’s trademark rebloom.
Which USDA zones suit Endless Summer® Hydrangeas, and how can I protect them in colder regions?
Which USDA zones suit Endless Summer® Hydrangeas, and how can I protect them in colder regions?
All cultivars are hardy in Zones 4‑9. Plant where snow drifts naturally cover the base, mulch three inches deep before ground freeze, and avoid exposure to desiccating winter winds. In climates colder than Zone 4, grow hydrangeas in large pots and overwinter them in an unheated garage; they need cold but not extreme exposure. These measures keep buds viable so the shrub can bloom on both wood types the next season.
How much sun, water, and fertilizer do Endless Summer® Hydrangeas need, especially in hot climates?
How much sun, water, and fertilizer do Endless Summer® Hydrangeas need, especially in hot climates?
Provide morning sun (2‑4 hours) with bright afternoon shade in Zones 8‑9; farther north, light dappled shade suffices. Keep soil consistently damp but not water‑logged—one deep soak per week plus a two‑inch mulch layer usually meets demand; wilting midday but recovering by evening is normal. Apply a balanced, slow‑release fertilizer in early spring and again after the first flush; excess nitrogen pushes leafy growth at the expense of blooms. Balanced light, moisture, and nutrients drive vigorous foliage and continuous flowering without heat stress.
