Hydrangea Seeds$21.95









FROM THE SEED PACKET
How to grow
1 Sow
In hot areas, choose a spot with afternoon shade.
2 Grow
Allow for a shrub around 4–6 feet tall for most cultivars.
3 Harvest
Expect several years before flowering; seedlings may differ from the photo.
A slow project worth watching.
Why we grow it
Bigleaf hydrangea can make a shady corner feel full and leafy. These are seeds for the mophead type, Hydrangea macrophylla.
Seed-grown hydrangeas take several years to bloom and may not match the photo. Their flower color also depends on soil pH, so let each seedling show you what it will do.
Good to know
A few practical answers before you plant.
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Will these bloom right away?
No. Hydrangeas grown from seed take several years to bloom.
Will the flowers match the photo?
Not reliably. Seedlings can differ from the parent; soil pH also affects bloom color in bigleaf types.










