Loaded with pretty pink and white flowers from summer through fall, the Pinky Winky® Hydrangea Tree is a true show stopper! Flowers will appear as creamy white and eventually fade to ruby pink through the fall season.
Product Details:
Type: Flowering Hydrangea Tree
Quantity: 2 Plants
Shipping Size (to member): 5 Gallon
Shipping Age (to member): 2-3 Years
USDA Zone: 3-9
Light Needs: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Water Needs: Keep consistently moist
Flowering Season: Summer
Flower Color: Pink & White
Growth Habit: Upright
Mature Height: 6-8 Feet
Mature Spread: 4-6 Feet
Special Features: Attracts butterflies, easy care, showy flowers
Landscape Uses: Shrub borders, stand-alone trees, or planted in containers
Planting Tips & Instructions:
Refer to included plant care guide for planting instructions. Space the hydrangea trees at least 3-4 feet apart for best results. Hydrangeas can tolerate full sun to partially shaded planting sites. Water thoroughly the first year of planting to establish a strong root system. Well draining soil that is kept moist, slightly acidic, and full of nutrients is best to provide the tree with. Prune and fertilize annually in early spring.Flowers will appear and bloom on new wood.
While every effort has been made to describe these plants accurately, please note that height, bloom time, and color may differ in various climates.
https://www.costco.com/hydrangea-...53484.html
Fantastic deal for this type of plant, on average I've seen around $150 for just one fully rooted hydrangea tree.
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edit: I googled and a bush really is low to the ground and has no long stem. I definitely saw a tree for $38
second edit: sorry ! I saw hibiscus trees , not hydrangea.
edit: I googled and a bush really is low to the ground and has no long stem. I definitely saw a tree for $38
https://www.costco.com/hydrangea-...54343.html
https://www.costco.com/hydrangea-...54343.html
I was confusing hibiscus with hydrangea. I saw hibiscus trees at Costco.
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edit: I googled and a bush really is low to the ground and has no long stem. I definitely saw a tree for $38
second edit: sorry ! I saw hibiscus trees , not hydrangea.
I remember my florist telling me that to make red white and blue in my yard
https://www.costco.com/hydrangea-...54343.html
I have had good luck with Home Depot Hydrangeas, usually around $34-$40 in Chicago suburbs.
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I have had good luck with Home Depot Hydrangeas, usually around $34-$40 in Chicago suburbs.
They shipped from a vendor called Perfect Plants (can't guarantee the same now) and they are selling the 3 gallon bush for $80 and a 2 pack for $139. Costco prices are a steal.
https://myperfectplants
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