Hydrangea Garden Tour | Gardening with Creekside

Join me as I take you on a garden tour of all of the various types of hydrangeas that we have growing in our gardens. Growing hydrangeas in the south with our hot & humid climate can be challenging at times, so I want to share with you my successes & challenges in hopes that it will help you grow gorgeous hydrangeas in your garden.

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[Penny]

Can we ever have enough hydrangeas? No way ❤

[ejohnson]

Jenny, thank you so much for this tour of your beautiful hydrangeas! 24:50 what a beautiful shot of your back lawn! I remember when you planted those young evergreens across the back to keep your privacy in case someone ever bought and developed the land behind you and cut down those trees. I hope that never happens. It’s such beautiful, magical sight to see the woods as a background to your beautiful gardens!

[klosettreat]

Awesome tour! Incrediball hydrangea owner here. Zone 7a. I have a miniature hedge of three outside my kitchen window and next to my front door. Three full seasons in ground, it is shaded and on irrigation. 5 minutes every 48 hours seems to be enough, 10 during hotter months. The floppy nature has improved a lot but still one of them tends to get downturned in heavy rain, they are not staked, although I did consider that this season. This is the first season I noticed a beautiful fragrance on mine, light almost like perfume, omg the bees could not get enough. I fell in love with them all over again. They are just about 5 feet tall now And about 5 wide. I did a light trim on them in the spring to encourage stronger blooms this year but ended up with smaller blooms which I am grateful for. Next year I may prune just a little more to try and get bigger blooms.

[terrivance]

Jenny,
Next, we need a tour of your Mama's stunning hydrangeas! 😊

[birdhousegarden]

This was so helpful and informative. Even though I live where it is hot and dry, sharing your experience with all the varieties in the climate you live, gives me much needed perspective. Your garden is so beautiful. It looks peaceful and private. A garden sanctuary!🥰

[veronikapolakova]

Jenny, I was waiting for the update on you phantom hedge. I' m growing them as well.

[nancylafferty]

Very helpful video! Thank you! Have a great day!🌹🌺🌻🌾🌞🌸

[jondebbiegraff]

I loved this! Now I realize, I NEED more hydrangeas! We are a mostly sun garden, so thanks for the info!

[LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

Beautiful hydrangeas. Annabelle smooth hydrangea will be great for my garden.

[amandaclark]

Wow! I am in awe at your massive Limelight. The trunk was amazing. ❤ Panicle Hydrangeas are definitely one of my favorites.

[wandalohr]

Perfect timing for Hydrangeas tour for me I’m in Ohio, along Ohio river. Zone 6a. Ready to plant something for huge impact!

[dreamagood]

My favorite plant, I want every one of them !!

[inabates]

Beautiful, I do miss my big garden. My garden now is in pots, sadly where we are now, with trajectory of the sun I can no longer grow any hydrangeas 😔. Thanks Jenny 💋❣️😉

[sherriianiro]

Everyone I know in cooler weather that has Little Lime Punch said it turns brown & latest one was friend nearby. She was told it was the weather but even with changes in weather per season she said it never turned red - went straight to brown.

[jodip]

Good morning Jenny! We finally have a storm rolling through. It only brought 2 tenths of an inch this far, but it was a downpour and my poor Anabelle hydrangeas are now on the ground. Soccer ball size blooms on them this year and boy do they hold onto the water! I took pictures of them last night because I figured I would have to trim them back after the storm.

[pamelacallaway]

I really appreciate how well you described each type of hydrangea. Your property looks amazing!!

[hdab]

I'm sure it wasn't in bloom, but sometimes I feel like I'm the only other person with a Phantom hydrangea and I'm always waiting for you to talk about yours. When it's blooming can you give more info on them? Mine is now in year 4 and last year was wonderful. I'm in Maryland, zone 7, and it's just barely starting its flower buds but looks like it's going to continue to be another good year. Thanks!!

[yvetterivera]

Love love love this video. This is the first time seeing you. I have many of the hydrangeas you have here. Absolutely gorgeous! ❤

[paulababb]

Thank you Jenny. I think I'm getting hydrangea fever! As you are going through the descriptions, I'm thinking of where I could "tuck" some in. 😂

[annelarson]

By far, the best tour of hydrangeas I have seen! So helpful to see these growing in the landscape. I'm going to bookmark this as a great reference for future use! Thanks so much!