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Hydrangea Limelight
£45.00
7.5 Litre pot
Key information
Hydrangea Limelight produces large cone shaped blooms that start as a green bud developing through cream to a pink finish, providing a show-stopping effect.
Good to know
Flowering
Add a Large pot
Delivery & Returns
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Top Tip
Prune in Febuary to around 40cm from the base to boost growth and flowering.
How to care for Hydrangea Limelight
Aspect
Sun, Partial and Shade
Blooms more in the full sun but can also do well in shade.
Care Level
Easy
After two years, prune back in spring to keep a bushy shape.
Watering
Regularly
Ensure the soil remains moist.
Feeding
Compost
Use plenty of good quality, peat free compost when planting.
Soil
Most soil types
Hydrangea Limelight will toleate most soil types and prefers well drained soil.
Quick facts
BOTANICAL NAME
Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight'
PLANT TYPE
Flowers every year (perennial)
RECOMMENDED SOTO POT SIZE
Large
HARDINESS
Hardy
NURSERY POT SIZE
7.5L
TOXICITY
This plant shouldn't be ingested and can be toxic to cats, dogs and horses
EVENTUAL GROWTH (5-10 YEARS)
Height - 1m-2.5m, Width - 1-2.5m
How to prune a Hydrangea
In this Soto Masterclass we explain why and how to prune.
Follow along with Max as he demonstrates on a Hydrangea Little Lime.
