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Hydrangea Strong Annabelle
£60.00
7.5 Litre pot
Key information
Strong by name, strong by nature! The Hydrangea Strong Annabelle has very strong stems to support large flower heads. The floaty flowers are white with a hint of green, adding a softness to your outside space.
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Good to know
Flowering
Add a Large pot
Delivery & Returns
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Top Tip
Cut some stems for inside your home, the Strong Annabelle looks beautiful in a vase.
How to care for Hydrangea Strong Annabelle
Aspect
Happy in most light
Annabelle can tolerate all aspects. Happier in sun and partial light.
Care Level
Easy
After two years, prune stems back to a third to keep a bushy shape.
Watering
Regularly
Hydrangeas likes to be moist but not soggy.
Feeding
Compost
When planting your Hydrangea Stong Annabelle use good quality, peat free compost.
Soil
Can tolerate most soil types
Performs at its best in non-alkaline soil.
Quick facts
BOTANICAL NAME
Hydrangea arborescens Strong Annabelle
PLANT TYPE
Flowers every year (perennial)
RECOMMENDED SOTO POT SIZE
Large
HARDINESS
Hardy
NURSERY POT SIZE
7.5 L
TOXICITY
This plant shouldn't be ingested and can be toxic to cats, dogs and horses
EVENTUAL GROWTH (3-5 YEARS)
Height - 1m-1.5m, Width - 1-1.5m
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.
