Tuff Stuff™ Reblooming Mountain Hydrangea

Hello Kim,

Thank you so much for reaching out with your question about the Tuff Stuff™ Reblooming Mountain Hydrangea! We truly appreciate your interest and look forward to helping you get the best from your beautiful plant.

To answer your question, yes, the Tuff Stuff™ is known to be a somewhat slow grower compared to other hydrangeas. This variety is valued for its hardiness and reblooming nature rather than rapid growth. Typically, you can expect gradual but steady progress—especially in the first couple of growing seasons, as it establishes a strong root system. With proper care including well-drained soil, consistent moisture, and partial to full sun (morning sun is ideal), it will gradually fill in and reward you with summertime blooms.

If you’d like, we also have an in-depth care guide for mountain hydrangeas on our website under “Plant Care Tips” that can provide more detailed info. And don’t hesitate to reach out anytime with follow-up questions or if you want personalized advice based on your local conditions.

Thanks again for choosing Nature Hills—we’re here to support your gardening journey every step of the way.

Rooting for your garden’s success,
Your Nature Hills Plant Care Team

Hello Kim,

Thank you so much for reaching out with your question about the Tuff Stuff™ Reblooming Mountain Hydrangea! We truly appreciate your curiosity and taking the time to connect with us.

The Tuff Stuff™ Mountain Hydrangea is known to be a relatively slow to moderate grower, especially in its early years. This is quite normal as the plant establishes a strong root system before putting extensive energy into rapid top growth. Typically, you can expect steady growth each season as it acclimates to your garden environment, and patience will be well rewarded with those beautiful reblooming clusters over time.

To support your hydrangea's healthy growth, be sure to plant it in well-draining soil with some organic matter and water consistently—especially during dry spells. These plants prefer partial shade, but can tolerate full sun in cooler climates. Regular feeding with a balanced fertilizer in spring and mid-summer can also help encourage vigorous new shoots and blooms.

For detailed planting guides and care tips, feel free to visit our blog at NatureHills.com, where you’ll find helpful resources tailored to Mountain Hydrangeas and many other lovely plants.

Thanks again for being a part of our Gill’sedor-Hydrangea community. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need any additional guidance—I’m happy to help!

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team

Hi Denzel,

Thank you so much for sharing your lovely feedback! We're delighted to hear that your Tuff Stuff™ Reblooming Mountain Hydrangea is blooming beautifully and impressing you with so many flowers, especially for a smaller plant. These hydrangeas are truly a wonderful addition to any garden with their extended bloom time and charm.

If you'd like to keep those flowers thriving season after season, make sure your hydrangea gets well-drained soil and part-shade to full-sun exposure, and be sure to water it consistently—hydrated roots help produce those heavy blooms! Feel free to check out our Hydrangea care guide on NatureHills.com for tips on fertilizing and pruning to encourage even more reblooming.

Thanks again for choosing Nature Hills and for taking the time to review your growing experience. We're here whenever you have questions or need plant advice!

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team