PETITTI How to plant a Panicle Hydrangea

Panicle Hydrangeas are the most sun tolerant and typically the most heat tolerant Hydrangeas. One of the best things about panicle hydrangeas is their color. They start out with creamy white or green flowers that turn into blush, pink and red tones through the fall. Watch this video with Noelle, Horticulturist and Education Director with Petitti Garden Centers, to learn more about how and when to properly plant a panicle Hydrangea. Mulching is extremely beneficial in the garden, it reduces weed competition and helps retain moisture along with looking nice in the garden. Remember to water thoroughly and fertilize regularly to have the best success all season long!

[sammysworld]

I never heard of the dwarf bombshell panicle hydrangea before. Hopefully you’ll provide us an update on this plant. TY

[jcczc]

You’re amazing, the planting techniques is easy and simple, thanks

[Victoria-ptll]

Picked up great new tips on planting- thank you!

[ikillprettythingz]

GORGEOUS! I love how you guys present your videos. Right to the point. I planted 6 Hydrangeas in the summer 90 degrees. They're doing great still in October

[al]

Great video.
Thanks for sharing.
New subscriber here from Philadelphia PA

[patrickkane]

Thanks, just got one about 42 inches??

[lindhend]

Great information but where are you located? I’m in Texas with a west facing yard and am undecided as to the right planting location. Any suggestions?

[kevinb]

I read that you are not supposed to amend the soil because it can slow draining. Any truth to that? I have clay soil here in Texas so I feel like amending it would be best but idk.