Hydrangea ‘Incrediball’
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Abetwo’
LANDSCAPE USE
Truly giant flowers grace these plants in early summer, the heads are nearly round and very full, regularly reaching volleyball size. The stems are sturdy though and have no problem holding them up, even in heavy rain. Similar to ‘Annabelle’ but larger. The perfect roundness the blooms lends them to combination with straight linear forms like tall Iris, foxgloves and hollyhocks.
PRUNING
Prune all growths down to about 18” after the plants have lost their leaves for the season (December in our area.) Such treatment ensures large, vigorous growths and ample blooming.
CATEGORY
Deciduous blooming shrub
LIGHT
Partial Sun – Partial shade: 3 – 5 Hours of sunlight. Enjoy morning light, can struggle in hot afternoon sun.
WATER
Adaptable, prefers even moisture and moderate hummus content, water regularly in drought conditions.
SIZE
5’H x 5’W
ZONE
3a – 8b
