Limelight panicle hydrangea

Little Lime® was introduced in 2010, and just as 'Limelight' set a new standard for hardy hydrangeas, Little Lime followed in its footsteps.

These Limelight hydrangea growing tips show you how easy it is to plant and care for sun loving hydrangeas. Big chartreuse blooms that turn white.

Check out these five panicle hydrangeas that bring a new twist to an old garden standard.

Tracy Crosland 🌸 on Instagram: "What’s your fav hydrangea? 🩵💗 I’ve found that all the limelight hydrangeas I have tried to grow have been easy and there’s nothing better than a high impact plant that is also easy! 🫶🫶🫶 They come in different heights and sizes so you can check all those options out. ✅✅✅ I amend the soil with compost and manure when I plant 🌱 then I add a top dressing of compost/manure every spring. I prune all my panicle hydrangeas (Little Limes are panicle…

I've learned a lot about planting hydrangeas since my first attempts. If this is your first time, here's how to plant a panicle hydrangea.

Amazing colour, easy to grow.

'Limelight' (Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight') is a panicle hydrangea that stays a bit shorter than the species. It has a more compact form, growing to a mature height of only , as opposed to the species' mature height of . It is hardy in...

Panicle hydrangeas – also known as peegee hydrangeas, hardy hydrangeas, and Limelight hydrangeas, are the easiest to grow, most adaptable of all hydrangeas. We like to call them the “black thumb hydrangea” because they are so easy and reliable, they make even people who have no experience (or claim to have a black thumb, which we don’t believe even exists, frankly) look like garden rock stars. So don’t be intimidated by this guide – we created it just to address the myriad questions we get…

Michelle 🌱 GardensandChickens🐓 Gardener | plant nerd on Instagram: "I can’t say enough about panicle hydrangeas. I mean, I love all hydrangeas— but limelights and other panicle hydrangeas really are fool proof hydrangeas for your garden — as long as they get enough sun. Poor soil? Meh. Late frost? Meh. Their only nemesis is the deer; and in my garden — the deer can’t reach the top and tend to snack on the lower branches. When the limelight’s are in bloom, that’s when all the neighbors…