<\/span><\/h3>\nEndless Summer<\/strong>‘: Multi-flowering variety with bulging, ball-shaped inflorescences in white, blue, and red tones.<\/p>\nHydrangea ‘Forever and Ever’<\/strong>: Easy to care for variety series with ball-shaped inflorescences in pink, blue and purple; the edges of the sepals are partly slightly serrated.<\/p>\nHydrangea ‘Hovaria’<\/strong>: Variety series with partly multicolored blooms, e.g. white with red border or two-colored variegated blooms in pink and red; leaf edges partly serrated; provides food for bees.<\/p>\n![\"Besides](\"https:\/\/gardender.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/11\/Besides-single-colored-varieties-there-are-also-varieties-with-multicolored-or-double-flowers.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
Hydrangea ‘Magical’<\/strong>: Huge, ball-shaped flowers in shades of red and pink, also multi-colored varieties with unique color gradients from green to pink and red to yellow-green in autumn; partly jagged flower edges.<\/p>\nHydrangea Macrophylla\u00a0‘You & Me Romance’<\/strong>: Long flowering variety with rather flat inflorescences, very large, double mock flowers in pink or blue; provides food for bees.<\/p>\nHydrangea ‘Pirates Gold’<\/strong>: Striking, yellow-green foliage; inflorescences appear pink and have only a few marginal false flowers; provides food for bees.<\/p>\nHydrangea Macrophylla\u00a0‘Little Blue’<\/strong>: Dwarf hydrangea, growth height up to 60 cm; full balls of flowers in pastel blue.<\/p>\nHydrangea Macrophylla\u00a0‘Kamara’<\/strong>: Large, ball-shaped inflorescences in white, pink, and blue tones; also multicolored varieties; compact growth, very well suited as a pot plant.<\/p>\nHydrangea ‘Lanarth White’<\/strong>: Small, broad-bushy shrub with plate-shaped inflorescences of pure white marginal flowers and pink or blue fertile flowers; the white hydrangea provides food for bees.<\/p>\n![\"Garden](\"https:\/\/gardender.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/11\/Garden-hydrangeas-can-be-planted-in-the-garden-as-well-as-in-a-pot-on-the-terrace-or-balcony.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
<\/span>Hydrangea Macrophylla Planting: Location, Timing, And Instructions<\/span><\/h2>\nGarden hydrangeas can be planted all year round. However, spring is the best time for planting. This gives the plants enough time until winter to grow well.<\/p>\n
<\/span>The right location for hortensias<\/span><\/h3>\nThe perfect location for garden hortensias is a half-shaded, wind-protected place in the garden or on the balcony. In a fully sunny location, farm hydrangeas do not feel very comfortable, especially because of their high water requirements. The watering water evaporates too quickly so that the plants let their leaves and flowers hang down. They can also easily get sunburned in strong sunlight.<\/p>\n
Garden hortensias need fresh, permeable, and slightly acidic soil with high humus and nutrient content. Special hortensia soils with a low pH value are offered in garden shops. These are very suitable for pot planting. In the garden, you can also simply make the substrate yourself.<\/p>\n