Annabelle Hydrangea
Big Snowy Blooms A Full 12 Inches Across
- Genus: Hydrangea
- Species: arborescens
- Variety: 'Annabelle'
- Zone: 4 - 9
- Bloom Start To End: Early Summer - Late Summer
- Habit: Compact
- Plant Height: 4 ft - 5 ft
- Plant Width: 3 ft - 5 ft
- Bloom Size: 12 in
- Additional Characteristics: Butterfly Lovers, Fast Growing, Heirloom, Bloom First Year, Easy Care Plants, Flower, Free Bloomer, Long Bloomers, Repeat Bloomer
- Bloom Color: White
- Foliage Color: Medium Green
- Light Requirements: Part Shade
- Moisture Requirements: Moist, well-drained
- Resistance: Cold Hardy, Disease Resistant, Heat Tolerant, Humidity Tolerant, Pest Resistant
- Soil Tolerance: Clay, Normal, loamy
- Uses: Specimen, Border, Cut Flowers, Hedge
- Restrictions:
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For years Annabelle has been considered one of the most beloved native shrubs for American gardens. Its huge foot-long "snowballs" of soft winter white begin in early summer and increase in size until mid- and late summer, creating a spectacular look in any garden spot.
Reaching about 4 feet high and wide, Annabelle complements all its garden neighbors, never gets out of hand, and thrives in shade yet tolerates a good deal of heat and humidity. Very easy to grow and quick to establish, it defines "trouble free".
Superb for fresh and dried arrangements, these blooms are wonderfully long-lasting in the vase and the garden. Annabelle is a native species, so it's cold-hardier than many other Hydrangeas, surviving rough winters as far north as Zone 4, yet also content in the sweltering summers of Zone 9. All it needs is plenty of moisture and, especially in the south and west, a bit of afternoon shade.
Long-lived and majestic, Annabelle may become your very favorite shrub in the garden. Get started this season and begin enjoying massive blooms by the dozen for years to come.
For years Annabelle has been considered one of the most beloved native shrubs for American gardens. Its huge foot-long "snowballs" of soft winter white begin in early summer and increase in size until mid- and late summer, creating a spectacular look in any garden spot.
Reaching about 4 feet high and wide, Annabelle complements all its garden neighbors, never gets out of hand, and thrives in shade yet tolerates a good deal of heat and humidity. Very easy to grow and quick to establish, it defines "trouble free".
Superb for fresh and dried arrangements, these blooms are wonderfully long-lasting in the vase and the garden. Annabelle is a native species, so it's cold-hardier than many other Hydrangeas, surviving rough winters as far north as Zone 4, yet also content in the sweltering summers of Zone 9. All it needs is plenty of moisture and, especially in the south and west, a bit of afternoon shade.
Long-lived and majestic, Annabelle may become your very favorite shrub in the garden. Get started this season and begin enjoying massive blooms by the dozen for years to come.