Hydrangea Macrophylla Tree Collection | Deciduous Trees for Small Gardens Patios Plant Borders | Potted Lollipop Blue, Pink, White & Red Trees | Climbing Hydrangea Flower (70-80cm (Incl. Pot), Red)

• Hydrangea Macrophylla Trees are well-known with garden enthusiasts for their lovely array of vibrant colours and compacted structure. Throughout the tree’s life, it will form into an oval shaped bush, presenting stunning flowers and foliage through the flourishing season. This tree is the perfect plant for small gardens, patios, borders and mixed containers.
• Trained into a ‘lollipop’ single stem, these deciduous trees can reach an ultimate height of 150cm & spread of around 200cm.
• The Macrophylla Tree requires little maintenance due to their hardy and compact structure. They prefer moist soils, so if exposed to direct sunlight, make sure to water regularly. The trees can tolerate most extreme weather temperatures. Prune back towards the end of their flourishing season to encourage fresh, variegated growth for the following year.
• Hydrangea Trees are valued all year round for their stunning display of toughness. Emerging in Spring with maturing shades of green and light red, pink, blue or white colours (depending on which tree you purchase), before entering their flourishing season during Summer where these bright colours take over the tree with a beautiful green foliage to match. Then coming into the trees dormant stage over Winter, the warm colours will begin to fade away and begin the cycle all over again.

Hydrangea Macrophylla Trees produce lovely coloured flowers during the flourishing season and build a compact and structured stem for protection over harsh weather periods. Choose between four vibrant Summer colours to light up & decorate the outdoors. Perfect to plant in small gardens, flower borders & patios. These brilliant trees will thrive in full sun or partial shade, planted in a moist soil that is well-drained. Avoid dry soil or cover the soil with a layer of organic mulch to retain moisture. Fertilizers are not necessarily required if the soil is organically healthy. Take care while pruning Hydrangea during Spring, remove dead wood only once the new growth has emerged. Deadheading the faded flowers regularly will encourage blooms. Plant them in a sheltered spot protecting from cold winds that can damage the flower buds. Please Note: Images are for illustrative purposes only and designed to be a representation of the item(s) being sold. Depending on seasonality, deciduous plants may be supplied in their dormant state and without leaves. Plants may also be pruned back, lower than stated heights, to encourage new growth.