L.A. Dreamin® Hydrangea
Hydrangea 'Lindsey Ann'
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L.A. Dreamin® Hydrangea
Hydrangea 'Lindsey Ann'
Beautiful, Big, Multi-Colored Blooms
- Blooms on old and new wood
- Grow Pink, Purple, and Blue blossoms
- Blooms in the Summer AND Fall
Product Details
Growing Zones 5-10
| Soil Type | Adaptable |
| Sunlight | Full, Partial |
| Drought Tolerance | Good |
| Mature Height | 4-5 Feet |
| Mature Width | 4-5 Feet |
| Bloom Color | Blue, Purple |
| Shipping Restriction | AZ |
The LA Dreamin Hydrangea is gorgeous with its whimsical, multi-colored blooms. This hydrangea can have pink, blue, and purple all at the same time! To get the multi-colored look there is no need to amend the soil. The LA Dreamin Hydrangea blooms in the Summer AND Fall! Turn your yard into a fantasy haven that all your friends will be DREAMIN about!
L.A. Dreamin® Hydrangea Care
Watering
Provide a good soaking 2-3 times per week for the first season, once a week after the plant is established.
Fertilizing
LA Dreamin Hydrangea will respond well to organic fertilizers or slow release fertilizer, just look for one that is formulated for Hydrangeas. Fertilize only in spring and early summer. You should avoid fertilizing in late summer and fall as you want the plant to focus on developing buds at this time, rather than pushing new growth that could be later injured by fall frosts or freezes.
You may know that the flower color of Hydrangeas is usually a result of the pH of the soil. If your soil is more neutral or alkaline, your Hydrangea will likely produce more pink flowers. The flowers you enjoy during the season from LA Dreamin Hydrangea are a result of all the hard work it did at the end of last season.
Maintenance
It is very important not to prune beyond the end of July-early August because you risk pruning away all of next years flowers.
If you want to shape your plant, it's best to do so immediately following a heavy flowering (likely in June or early July). Light shaping won't affect blooms for the following year. If you want remove spent flowers, you can do so at any time but you'll need to be mindful about where to cut. For the best success, follow the guidelines below.
LA Dreamin is a macrophylla type Hydrangea. It will bloom on both new wood (this season's growth) and old wood (last season's growth), but the best flowering is on old wood. In more Southern climates, LA Dreamin Hydrangea is often a better re-bloomer. Learn when to prune your flowering shrubs.