Endless Summer® BloomStruck® Reblooming Hydrangea

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The Bursting Colors of BloomStruck Hydrangea Shrubs Will Leave You Mesmerize

This plant boasts gorgeous, rounded clusters of flowers that can be purple, blue, or pink. Many BloomStruck Hydrangeas have more than one color, providing you with a stunning kaleidoscope display. The flowers start blooming in the spring and will last throughout summer if you remove blooms once they start dying.

The Hydrangea Bloom Struck foliage is also a talking point. The dark green flowers are complemented with red stems and veins. The leaves turn a reddish-purple in the fall, making this flowering shrub a point of interest almost all year long.

This bloomstruck hydrangea plant has enough colors to create a rainbow on its own, or you can plant them with several others to create a low hedge. They work well in flower beds and containers or as foundation plantings or accent plants. You can also use the flowers in cut flower arrangements to bring a bit of beauty indoors.

BloomStruck Hydrangea Care

Hydrangea macrophylla Bloomstruck is suitable to grow in most of the US since they grow well in hardiness zones 4-9. They can tolerate hot weather and are cold-hardy, so as long as you provide them with enough water, you’ll find them to be pretty easy to care for!

BloomStruck bigleaf Hydrangeas thrive in partial shade. Filtered sun all day or morning sun and afternoon shade will be the best. They can tolerate full sun as long as you can keep the soil consistently moist, which will likely require once or twice daily depending on the temperature.

BloomStruck Hydrangeas have a little magic trick. Their color depends on the pH value of the soil!

This Hydrangea needs moist soil. The more sun it receives, the more water it requires. A Hydrangea kept in partial shade won’t need as much water as one exposed to six hours of sunlight, so this is something to keep in mind when planning your garden.

Hydrangeas need plenty of water, but they don’t like standing water, so the soil needs to be well-draining to prevent puddles from forming. They also need nutrient-rich soil and will benefit from a yearly application of slow-release fertilizer.

BloomStruck Hydrangeas will change color based on the soil’s pH value of the soil! Acidic soil will make Hydrangeas turn blue and alkaline soil will make them turn pink. Keep the soil neutral if you want purple blooms.

Bloomstruck Hydrangea Size

This Hydrangea grows to be 3-4 feet tall and 4-5 feet wide. It typically stays round on its own, but it may occasionally stray from forming a sphere. 

Bloomstruck Hydrangea Pruning Requirements

Hydrangeas will continually grow new blooms if you remove spent blooms. Doing this can help them last all summer long and maybe even into fall. You can also prune branches that may have grown too long or take away from the plant’s overall shape. We recommend pruning in summer after flowering finishes.

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