Hydrangea Root Stocks

The Look

• Flowering shrub
• Globe-like heads composed of tiny flower clusters
• Soil pH can affect flowers’ exact color; hues may vary in your yard

Planting Instructions

• Dig a 1’x1’ hole
• Place root stock in hole
• Fill halfway with soil, then add water
• When water is absorbed, fill hole with the remaining soil

Care Instructions

• Water regularly
• Fertilizer may be required
• Prune after flowers fade
• Mulch in the winter to help shrubs survive the season

Good to Know

• 2-year-old root stocks arrive 12–18” tall, not as a fully grown and foliated potted plant. They are very easy to grow but do require a bit of patience.
• Growth and flowering process will vary depending on local growing conditions
• The first year is all about getting the plant established and developing its root system, but some may bloom
• The following summer will bring many blooms with re-blooming in the summer months
• Mature height: 4–6’; Annabelle varietal may grow 8–10’
• Blossoms in late spring or early summer into fall
• Perennial plant
• Planting zones:
  • Peegee: 3–9
  • Nikko Blue: 5–9
  • Annabelle: 4–6

Guide to Buying and Planting FlowersPlanting flowers takes more than some digging and occasional watering. Read through this buying guide for tips on how to grow a healthy, colorful garden.

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