Tara Hydrangea

• USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9
• Height 6 Feet Tall
• Spread 6 Feet Wide
• Light Requirement is Full Shade to Partial Shade

The common name for this plant is Tara Hydrangea and the botanical name is Hydrangea quercifolia 'BIV01' PPAF. Once established, this plant needs minimal watering and can handle long periods with little to no rain. The Tara Hydrangea is deciduous, meaning that the leaves fall off each winter, and come back in the spring. There are white colored flowers that bloom during spring to summer. This plant burst into color for fall interest. During cold winter months, this plant still provides color to the landscape.

Consider growing these in garden planters or containers for added flexibility on locations limited on space or sunlight. Great for cut flower arrangements or bouquets. Space these slightly closer together to create a hedge, perfect for borders, privacy and wind protection. Fantastic as a mass planting, which is a method of filling in a landscape area with flower groupings of one or more kinds of plants. This is typically done to reduce maintenance by minimizing weeds or to create drama by drawing attention to the area. The Tara Hydrangea typically grows 6 feet tall, and 6 feet wide. The growth habit is compact. The Tara Hydrangea is winter hardy & summer tolerant in growing zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.

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HYDTA