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Hydrangea Bushes for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

The beautiful Hydrangea bush is a species that delights gardeners across the nation, and there are many types in which to delight. You’ll find a generous array of hydrangea for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery, America’s largest online nursery.

While we offer a wide selection of hydrangea bushes, there’s no way we could ever offer them all. That’s because more than 100 varieties of hydrangea exist in the world today.

This wide variety includes four popular categories of Hydrangeas marketed extensively in the United States. These are:

Pink Hydrangeas
  • Hydrangea macrophylla (Lace-cap blooms)
  • Hydrangea arborescens (Smooth, round blooms)
  • Hydrangea quercifolia (Oakleaf foliage)
  • Hydrangea paniculata (Panicled, pointed blooms)

Because a hydrangea shrub has low woody branches, it can also be called a bush. People love them for their showy Hydrangea flower, which is actually a clustered bloom of tiny true flowers.

The wide variety of bloom colors span from white to scarlet and purple and all hues in between. Hydrangea bushes have a number of uses throughout the landscape, such as:

Blue Hydrangeas
  • Large-scale hedging
  • Low hedges
  • Specimens
  • Patio containers
  • Mass planting
  • Mixed garden beds and shrub borders

You’ll find a range of hydrangea varieties suited for USDA growing zones 3 through 9. Find out what zone you live in by entering your zip code in the field above our Plant Highlights section on every product page.

If you’re in the zones that support happy hydrangea, we're sure to have the cultivar you're hunting for. As a family-owned and operated nursery, we're proud of our track record for helping customers across the United States grow Hydrangea from coast to coast.

Some of our top-selling plants are old-fashioned favorites. But we also have a huge inventory of the latest and greatest from top plant breeders across the country. 

Some you won't find in stores. Consider them online exclusives from Nature Hills Nursery. Examples may include:

Pink Hydrangeas
  • Annabelle, a white Hydrangea bush that grows large enough to use as a privacy screen
  • Endless Summer® The Original® Bigleaf, a Hydrangea that blooms on old wood and new wood for a long-lasting display
  • Cherry Explosion, a vibrant red and pink hydrangea bush with unique bi-colored lace-cap blooms
  • Alice Oakleaf, a native hydrangea that supports pollinators with delightful long blooms and showy foliage

Nature Hills Nursery focuses on growing a wide selection of these lovely bushes. Mix and match from our extensive online catalog for a custom look you'll love.

What are some hydrangea care tips?

Hydrangea bushes are easy to grow. Most varieties prefer morning sun with late afternoon shade to prevent wilting. 

Plant them in well-drained, rich, loamy soil. For planting tips, please visit our Support page. 

Hydrangeas should be kept moist in the growing season for the best flower production. Pruning, if needed, should be done in the winter or early spring according to the type. 

Do Hydrangeas come back every year?

Close-Up Hydrangea Bloom

With proper care, perennial hydrangea will come back every year for many years. We suggest amending the soil with Nature Hills Root Booster while planting or applied as a top-dressing for mature plants.

Hydrangeas are some of the most sought-after plants in our online nursery, and we tend to sell out quickly. If you see a hydrangea for sale, you just can’t live without, place your order immediately. We’ll reserve your selection to ship when the time is right for planting in your area. Browse the hydrangea selection at Nature Hills Nursery and place your order today.

FAQS for Buying Hydrangea Shrubs Online

What Types of Hydrangea Bushes Are Available at Nature Hills Nursery?

Nature Hills offers a curated selection of top-performing Hydrangea macrophylla, Hydrangea arborescens, Hydrangea paniculata, and Hydrangea quercifolia. Whether you love the dramatic blooms of Endless Summer®, the showy lace-cap flowers of Cherry Explosion, or the native pollinator-friendly Alice Oakleaf, there’s a Hydrangea bush here for every garden style and hardiness zone from 3 to 9.

Which Hydrangea Is Best for My Growing Zone?

With Hydrangea varieties that thrive in USDA Zones 3 through 9, there's a perfect match for nearly every U.S. garden. Cold-hardy favorites like Annabelle and Limelight Hydrangea shine in northern climates, while heat-tolerant options like Bigleaf Hydrangeas prefer zones 5 to 9. Enter your zip code in the Plant Highlights section of any product page to find zone-compatible options that will flourish in your region.

How Do I Choose the Right Hydrangea for My Landscape?

Start by thinking about your space and sun exposure. Panicle Hydrangeas love full sun and work well in hedges or large beds. Oakleaf Hydrangeas offer texture and fall color, perfect for woodland borders. Smooth Hydrangeas like Annabelle deliver classic, rounded blooms, and Bigleaf Hydrangeas bring color-shifting drama in containers and garden beds. Use them as specimen plants, accents, or mass plantings for a jaw-dropping display.

Can I Change the Color of My Hydrangea Blooms?

Yes—at least with Bigleaf Hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla)! Their bloom color depends on the soil pH. Acidic soil (pH below 6) turns flowers blue, while alkaline soil (pH above 7) turns them pink. Use soil amendments like aluminum sulfate or lime to influence your Hydrangea’s hue. Always check the plant tag or product page to confirm if your variety is color-changeable.

Do Hydrangea Bushes Need a Lot of Maintenance?

Hydrangeas are low-maintenance when planted in well-drained, fertile soil and given consistent water. Most types benefit from morning sun with afternoon shade, especially in hot climates. Pruning varies by type—some bloom on old wood, others on new—so always check our Hydrangea Pruning Guide linked on each product page. A seasonal mulch layer and a boost with Nature Hills Root Booster will keep them looking lush and lively.

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