5 Seeds Deep Purple Hydrangea Perennial Flowering Shrub Rich Violet Blooms Hardy Ornamental Garden Plant

5 Seeds Deep Purple Hydrangea Perennial Flowering Shrub Rich Violet Blooms Hardy Ornamental Garden Plant

$13.18
Sale price  $13.18 Regular price  $26.36
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5 Seeds Deep Purple Hydrangea Perennial Flowering Shrub Rich Violet Blooms Hardy Ornamental Garden Plant

5 Seeds Deep Purple Hydrangea Perennial Flowering Shrub Rich Violet Blooms Hardy Ornamental Garden Plant

$13.18
Sale price  $13.18 Regular price  $26.36
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Grow beautiful deep purple hydrangea blooms from seed with this perennial flowering shrub, prized for its rich violet flower clusters and classic ornamental appeal. Perfect for gardeners who enjoy watching a hardy plant develop from seed into a lush, flowering focal point for borders, beds, and patio containers.

This hydrangea is best used as an ornamental shrub in garden landscapes, mixed borders, or as a large container plant for patios and entryways. It forms a rounded, woody plant with broad green leaves and clusters of vividly colored flowers during the growing season. Provide consistent moisture and partial shade for best performance, and note that seed-grown hydrangeas may show natural variation in flower color and timing.
Species: Hydrangea macrophylla
Type: Ornamental perennial shrub
Plant_Habit: Deciduous woody shrub
Sun: Partial shade to full sun; protection from hot afternoon sun
Soil: Moist, well-draining, humus-rich soil
Zones: 6–9
Germination: Surface sow; requires light for germination; keep soil moist at 60–70°F; emergence in 14–30 days
Sowing: Press seeds onto moist seed-starting mix and keep uncovered; provide bright, indirect light and consistent moisture
Spacing: Transplant seedlings to 3–5 feet apart when large enough to handle
Notes: Seed-grown plants may vary in bloom color and develop flowers after 2–3 years; mulch to retain soil moisture and protect roots in winter