What is the dwarf hydrangea?

The dwarf Hydrangea is a smaller version of regular hydrangeas, permanent flowering plants that grow between 1 and 3 feet (0.30 to 0.91 meters) high. This allows you to be planted in container gardens or limited outdoor areas that do not have room for a normal bush size. Types of hydrangeas observed in a regular size plant such as moophead and Lacecap are mirrored in similar versions for dwarf hydrangeas and include such favorite varieties as mini penny, munchkin and Pink Elf. Several versions of the plant were also bred in Germany and named in European cities, including Viennese, Berlin and Paris tribes. The red shades can also be reached, but they are really just dark pink and white floweringhydrangeas will not change color regardless of the level of pH, although some may germinate several pink or red flowers during aging. Many varieties of color combinations are now available for dwarf hydrangeas, with color combinations for flowers including from fromLena pink, white pink and green blue mixtures.

care for dwarf hydrangeas includes a little more attention than many other flowering plants. They require well -watered, fertile soil and partial shade and grow preferably where sunlight is early on the day and shelter from the direct afternoon sun. When they bloom, older flowers must be cut to live, and must be limited in autumn to prevent too much growth, as they are woody plants that will expand if they have the opportunity. After pruning in the autumn, the plant also skips the growing season for flowering and will not produce flowers until the following spring, but this period of rest will encourage him to bloom more intensely when so.

Two popular types of dwarf hydrangea that are for sale in many garden centers are dwarf Hydrangea PIA, also known as Pink Elf and Mathilda Gutges inAriet, also known as Bigleaf Hydrangea. The ELF's pink trunk is known as the design of flowers Hortensia or moopriad, which is a spherical ball of flowers usually dark pink to red. Mathilda is either the design of the head of MopriDaad or Lacecap Flower, which is a more flattering collection of flowers. Both tribes have the same cultivation conditions as any other dwarf hydrangea and changes color from pink to blue shades, as pH decreases.