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  • Hydrangea Leuchtfeuer Red x 1 Plant Mophead Hardy Cottage Garden Shrubs Large Flowers Border Patio Balcony Plants macrophylla

Hydrangea Leuchtfeuer Red x 1 Plant Mophead Hardy Cottage Garden Shrubs Large Flowers Border Patio Balcony Plants macrophylla

  • Product Code: hydrangea-leuchtfeuer-red-plant-1
  • Availability: 75
  • $5.95


  • 5 or more $4.95

You will receive 1 plants of Hydrangea Leuchtfeuer. Hardy Cottage Garden Plants Fast Shrubs Mophead Red Flowers

If you buy 5 or more, you will receive $1.00 off per plant!

Not for Western Australia, Northern Territory or Tasmania

The plants you will receive will be 10cm-18cm tall, will be in individual 50x80mm pots, will have established roots and will be ready to plant into your garden.


Hydrangea Leuchtfeuer x 1
Hydrangea macrophylla Leuchtfeuer

Beautifully red flowering plants that work well scattered or massed around your garden.

Often used to add contrast and colour to gardens.   

Some people prefer to let the natural soil condition determine their own hydrangea flower colours, whilst other people want a specific hue and will work on their soil to influence the colours produced.

Much of Australia has acidic soil, which means that flower colours of many of the moptop hydrangea tend towards blue.

Hydrangeas need aluminum sulfate to colour blue. This becomes accessible in acidic soil.

Also, if you add aluminum sulphate, it will help increase acidity in the soil.

To obtain the pinks and reds you will need to increase the alkalinity of the soil.

 

Adjusting the pH levels of your soil. 
“Making it Happen” Increasing the pH level.

Powdered lime is the most popular way to (increase your pH) make your soil more alkaline.

You can also use wood ash or powdered shell.

 

Reducing the pH level. You can lower the pH by adding any of the following to your soil at the recommended rates given on the packaging: Ferrous sulphate, aluminum sulphate, Sulphur and also the addition of organic matter will reduce the pH as it decomposes.

Pine tree needles will also work well.
 

Most hydrangea are deciduous which means that they will lose some or all of their leaves in Winter and will reshoot in Spring. They can be cut back hard in late Autumn and they will reshoot in Spring.  

Ideal for pots, tubs, verandah, bird habitats, scattered plantings, mass plantings, cut flower, cottage gardens, coastal areas.

For best results in Australia, please plant them in a place that does not get Summer afternoon sun, unless it is a moist area.

Not for Western Australia, Northern Territory or Tasmania

Plantinspirations Online Garden Plants Nursery works hard to try and ensure our notes on the variety/varieties listed are true and correct, but do not accept any responsibility for errors or misinformation that may have occurred either by my staff or me. 

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