16 Hardy Hydrangea Varieties 🌿💜// Garden Answer

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Arborescens 2:36 Incrediball - white - 4-5' huge blooms 3:00 Incrediball Blush - pink - 3:17 Invincibell Spirit 2 - pink 4' - 3:48 Lime Rickey - green - 4-5' 4:29 Invincibelle Wee White - white - 1-2.5' dwarf 4:57 Invicibell Ruby - ruby - 3-4' 5:21 Invicibell Limetta - green - 3-4' 5:41 Invicibell Mini Mauvette - mauve - 2.5-3' Paniculata (PG) - more adaptable, sun tolerant, colors not based on soil chemistry 6:39 Limelight - green - more heat tolerant to Zone 9 - 6-8' 7:28 Little Lime - green - 3-5' 7:35 Fire Light - white to red change - 6-8' 8:00 Quick Fire - white to red change - 6-8' - earliest bloom, leaves change colors in fall 8:31 Little Quick Fire - white to red change - 3-5' - earliest bloom, leaves change colors in fall 8:43 Zinfin Doll - white to deep pink change mophead - 6-8' 9:01 Pinky Winky - white to pink change - 6-8' - largest blooms 9:34 Bobo - white to soft pink change mophead - 2.5-3' dwarf

Wow, so many beautiful options. Aaron. I love the transitions you used on the plant names. Love what you two do and love this channel

Fire Light and Zinfin Doll are my favourites!! Thank you for showing all the different types. Good time for planning as we have couple more months of winter yet. Love this type of video!!

Can I just say GORGEOUS 😍 I LOVE ALL OF THEM. It was really nice to see the different varieties both large and small. Thank you!

Wow, Girl! You are good! Lots of knowledge punctuated with just the right of enthusiasm- love the southern favs - thanks for sharing all the northwestern types! Love your helpful videos!!

So helpful! All of the info and I love them all!! Thanks for taking the time to help us understand what is out there and are proven winners! You are simply amazing, informative & the best!!!

I hope you two take the time to peek back at these videos. My mind is blown by all of the work you have done so lovingly to create your oasis. So. Much. Fun.

Awesome video! I’m just so excited for this spring! I absolutely love your channel. I started watching you a couple of years back for mostly succulent advice. We are city dwellers and succulents were all we had room for on our small city patio. I’ve learned so much from you. We close on a 1908 farmhouse today with a huge garden. I’m so grateful and excited I have you and this channel in my life! Thank you for making these wonderful videos for us! Much love from Northern California! ❤️🙏🏽

You literally give more information than anyone. Period. Thank you Laura

This video is exactly what I needed. I never cared for hydrangeas but over this past year I fell in love seeing them all over your garden. I've been wanting to add some to my yard this year and this was so helpful. Thank you!

Love these informational videos just as much as your garden tours!!! You're an amazing wealth of knowledge and I'm grateful to you for your help and tips

Your happy countenance reflects the joy you get in gardening young lady! 'tis inspiring and encouraging!

I would love Invincible Mini Mauvette, Fire Light and Bo Bo Paniculata. But they are all beautiful!!! Thank you so much for this video!!! Love your channel!

Thank you so much Laura for this video you just made my day, I love plants so much and those flowers are so beautiful God bless. 😊😍😲👏👍🌞🌥💐🌸🌺

They're all so pretty, but my favorite are the Fire Light hydrangeas. I'm going to buy several to make a new hedge along the back of our house. Laura, you did a great job explaining the different varieties, and thank you Aaron for your always stunning camera & editing work!

Thank you for sharing about the gorgeous varieties of hydrangeas. I don’t think I can pick just one favorite. Love them all.

Great info Laura. I love all of them. Such beauty. 🦋🐝🌞

My favorite from last year (while not on this specific list) was the "Let's Dance Rave" hydrangea. Absolutely beautiful cross between blue and pink!

I've always loved hydrangeas, it's hard to pick a favorite. I think the bigger the better! I look forward to one day planting them in our own landscape.