Quick Facts
| Flower Type | Hydrangea |
|---|---|
| Flower Colour | As shown in the image. |
| Planting Time | While spring to autumn is the ideal planting season, the versatility of hydrangeas allows for year-round planting when grown in pots. For more details, please refer to the care guide included with your order. |
| Watering | Refer to Top Tips Field for more Information |
| Life Cycle | Hardy Perennial |
Garnet: Hydrangea Plant: Please Note: Pre-orders will ship starting End August 2025.
Hydrangeas are beloved for their large, showy flower clusters, which typically bloom in shades of pink, blue, or white. With their opposite-positioned leaves and striking round or flat flower heads, hydrangeas bring vibrant colour and elegance to any garden.
Important Notice: This Hydrangea variety is protected under Plant Breeders’ Rights. Propagation is strictly prohibited.
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| Flower Type |
Hydrangea
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|---|---|
| Flower Colour |
As shown in the image.
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| Flower Size |
15cm - 30cm
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| Plant Height |
Grows 80 cm to 1.5 meters tall, depending on the type.
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| Light Preferences |
While spring is generally the best time to plant most garden plants, garden hydrangeas grown in pots can be planted year-round. Magical Hydrangeas thrive in shade—they grow well in full or partial shade, with morning sun and afternoon shade being ideal.
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| Plant Spacing |
1 meter
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| Life Cycle |
Hardy Perennial
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| Flowering Time |
November - April
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| Pinch |
Pruning: Trim the whole plant to a height of 20–25 cm. Also, cut off any branches thinner than a pencil.
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| Planting Time |
While spring to autumn is the ideal planting season, the versatility of hydrangeas allows for year-round planting when grown in pots. For more details, please refer to the care guide included with your order.
|
| Watering |
Refer to Top Tips Field for more Information
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| Fertilizing |
Refer to Top Tips Field for more Information
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| Top Tips |
Water Hydrangeas regularly, especially in warm weather—whether they’re in pots or in the ground. It's better to water deeply a few times a week than a little every day. Drip irrigation works best to keep the leaves dry. If using a hose or watering can, water in the morning or early afternoon so the plant can dry before night. Wet leaves overnight can lead to disease.
Use organic fertilizer like Tru Grower-feed (www.adeneflowers.co.za) or Starke Ayres Hydrangea Food 500g (available on Takealot). The best time to start fertilizing is in September. Feed 3–4 times during the flowering season to help your hydrangea grow strong and bloom evenly. Hydrangeas can be affected by aphids, mildew, and Pythium. To prevent aphids, apply Kohinor (imidacloprid) at 1 ml per 1 litre of water around the base of the plant in September. Or, spray them off with a strong jet of water. For Pythium, use Previcur (propamocarb) at 2.5 ml per 1 litre of water around the plant base during flowering. Plants with Pythium wilt quickly in warm weather. To prevent mildew, spray with copper soap. Or make a homemade spray by mixing 1 tablespoon of baking soda, 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil, and 1 teaspoon of liquid dish soap (not detergent) in 4 litres of water. Spray all over the plant. In warm weather, check for spider mites. Use Smite at 5 ml per 10 litres of water. Beetles chew round holes in leaf edges—Kohinor also helps control them. Neem oil is a natural option for preventing insect problems. |