Hydrangea | Ocean Pale Blue | Outdoor Plant
Bring soft, romantic colour to patios and garden borders with Hydrangea ‘Ocean’, a beautiful mophead hydrangea producing large, rounded flower heads in delicate shades of creamy pale blue and lavender.
Its pastel blooms sit above lush green foliage, creating an elegant display from summer into early autumn. The gentle colouring works beautifully in cottage gardens, calming planting schemes and decorative patio pots.
Plant in partial shade or a position with gentle morning sun, sheltered from the strongest afternoon heat. Hydrangeas prefer fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and should be watered regularly, particularly in containers and during warm weather.
The blue and lavender tones are best maintained in acidic conditions. In more alkaline soil, future flowers may develop pinker or mauve shades, so growing it in ericaceous compost gives greater control over the colour. Flower colour in Hydrangea macrophylla is influenced by soil conditions and aluminium availability.
This deciduous shrub will lose its leaves during winter before producing fresh growth again in spring.#common-names: Penny Mac, Hortensia, Hydrangea, Royal Hydrangea, Royal Parade Hydrangea, Mophead, Bigleaf,
Bring soft, romantic colour to patios and garden borders with Hydrangea ‘Ocean’, a beautiful mophead hydrangea producing large, rounded flower heads in delicate shades of creamy pale blue and lavender.
Its pastel blooms sit above lush green foliage, creating an elegant display from summer into early autumn. The gentle colouring works beautifully in cottage gardens, calming planting schemes and decorative patio pots.
Plant in partial shade or a position with gentle morning sun, sheltered from the strongest afternoon heat. Hydrangeas prefer fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and should be watered regularly, particularly in containers and during warm weather.
The blue and lavender tones are best maintained in acidic conditions. In more alkaline soil, future flowers may develop pinker or mauve shades, so growing it in ericaceous compost gives greater control over the colour. Flower colour in Hydrangea macrophylla is influenced by soil conditions and aluminium availability.
This deciduous shrub will lose its leaves during winter before producing fresh growth again in spring.#common-names: Penny Mac, Hortensia, Hydrangea, Royal Hydrangea, Royal Parade Hydrangea, Mophead, Bigleaf,
Description
Bring soft, romantic colour to patios and garden borders with Hydrangea ‘Ocean’, a beautiful mophead hydrangea producing large, rounded flower heads in delicate shades of creamy pale blue and lavender.
Its pastel blooms sit above lush green foliage, creating an elegant display from summer into early autumn. The gentle colouring works beautifully in cottage gardens, calming planting schemes and decorative patio pots.
Plant in partial shade or a position with gentle morning sun, sheltered from the strongest afternoon heat. Hydrangeas prefer fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and should be watered regularly, particularly in containers and during warm weather.
The blue and lavender tones are best maintained in acidic conditions. In more alkaline soil, future flowers may develop pinker or mauve shades, so growing it in ericaceous compost gives greater control over the colour. Flower colour in Hydrangea macrophylla is influenced by soil conditions and aluminium availability.
This deciduous shrub will lose its leaves during winter before producing fresh growth again in spring.#common-names: Penny Mac, Hortensia, Hydrangea, Royal Hydrangea, Royal Parade Hydrangea, Mophead, Bigleaf,
