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Hydrangea Varieties: Flower Heads and Growing Habits

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Hydrangea varieties differ in flower shape and where they form buds. Compare the label and mature plant before choosing one for a container.

Alpherrin

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This is a very long breed, generally colorful to dark red or rose red.

Red cap

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The blade is small green, the color is a light rime red to the magenta.

Enzandorm

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The leaves are deep green, and the color is bright red. If grown in the soil of the pH, the flowers will become dark blue.

Franboant

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The leaves of the leaves are large, 5 cm in diameter, is magenta.

Snowball

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The blade is small, a sawtooth shape, and the color is a rose red, and the appropriate conditions can be changed to blue.

French hydrangea

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The color is magenta or rose red, converts to blue or lavender.

Otaka

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This variety is dwarf, Japanese cultivated, and color is pink or blue.Family potted plants is excellent.

Reile

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The leaves are small, and the color is particularly light and green, which is a variety of German breeding.

Snowball

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From the name, you can see the big snowball, the stalk is 20 ~ 25 cm, which is magenta.

Stratford

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The leaves are dark green, and the flowers are rose.

German eight fairy flowers

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Another German variety, color is pink.

Related reading: Hydrangea Care: Pots, Moisture and Flower Buds.