Hydrangea pinky winky

Pinky Winky Hydrangea Care – Your Ultimate Guide to successfully grow and enjoy your Pinky Winky hydrangeas. Includes how to prune them the easy way! Pinky Winky Hydrangea is an easy-care Summer flowering shrub and a fabulous shrub for beginner gardeners because of how trouble-free it is. New pruning video! I have added a video...Read More

Pollyanna Wilkinson on Instagram: "It's time to prune your hydrangea! Or rather, it's time if you live in milder areas. If you live in a cooler zone or have frost due - then you might want to wait another couple of weeks. This tutorial focuses on arborescens (like the ever popular Annabelle) and paniculata (including limelight, pinky winky etc). I'll follow up with mophead and lacecaps, which are typically those that are flatter flower heads of bright pink or blue and have a very different…

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Can you guess which Hydrangea this is? This is the PINKY WINKY PRIME® Hydrangea, and it’s a Garden Crossings favorite! As a panicle hydrangea, PINKY WINKY PRIME® is pretty adaptable to a variety of soil conditions. Its flowers typically start off white, and turn to a rich magenta color as it ages. Hardiness zones: 3-8 Exposure: full sun to part shade

Name: Hydrangea paniculata ‘Dvppinky’ aka Pinky Winky Hydrangea Type of Plant: This is a very hardy shrub that flowers in mid-to-late summer and into fall. The large flowers are cone-shaped, a bit lacy and totally upright. A trouble free shrub that’s hardy in Zones 3-8. Why I love This: Pin

Do panicle hydrangeas — like Limelight, Pinky Winky, Little Lime and Little Quick Fire — handle Winter snow? Yes, and much better than other hydrangea varieties! This article with video discusses several panicle hydrangea varieties in the snow. A True Test of Hydrangeas and Snowstorms I am a gardener who believes strongly that our gardens...Read More