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Hydrangea macrophylla

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    100 pt # 6'' 2.2L 9'' ht
    200 pt # 8'' 6.5L 9'' ht
    500 pt # 12'' 17.6L 9'' ht
    750 pt # 16'' 41.4L 9'' ht

    ₹ 750.00 750.0 INR ₹ 1,996.00

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    Experience the captivating beauty of Bigleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) at Jagtap Nursery, your premier landscape plant supplier. Native to Japan, Korea, and China, this deciduous shrub is renowned for its large, showy blooms and lush foliage.

    Bigleaf Hydrangea's flower clusters are available in two main types: mophead and lacecap, and they have the unique ability to change color based on soil pH, offering a stunning display of blue, pink, or purple hues. This versatile and ornamental shrub is perfect for gardens, borders, and floral arrangements, especially in shady areas.

    At Jagtap Nursery, we specialize in providing shade-loving plants like Bigleaf Hydrangea, along with a wide range of decor items to enhance your outdoor spaces. Visit us today to explore our collection and add a touch of beauty to your landscape with Bigleaf Hydrangea.

    Light:

    Thrives in partial shade to filtered sunlight. Morning sun and afternoon shade are ideal to prevent wilting.


    Water:

    Maintain consistent soil moisture. Provide deep watering to ensure the root ball stays hydrated.


    Soil:

    Plant in well-draining soil rich in organic matter. Soil pH influences flower color—acidic soil for blue blooms, alkaline soil for pink blooms.


    Fertilizers:

    Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in spring. Adjust soil pH with amendments for desired flower color.


    Temperature:

    Prefers moderate temperatures. Protect from harsh afternoon sun and frost.


    Pruning:

    Prune after flowering to shape and remove spent blooms. Avoid pruning late summer or fall to prevent removing next year's flower buds.


    Pest and Diseases:

    Generally hardy, but susceptible to aphids and fungal issues. Treat pests with insecticidal soap and use fungicides preventively.


    Treatments:

    Monitor for pests regularly. Apply treatments as needed. Provide winter protection in colder climates.