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Hydrangea - Incrediball
Hydrangea - Incrediball Ornamental Shrub with Gigantic Flowers The Incrediball Hydrangea is a deciduous shrub prized for its enormous, long-lasting blooms. This Hydrangea would look magnificent along a walkway or by an entrance or patio where you won’t miss a moment of its summer majesty. Just as the name implies, the Incrediball bloom is an incredible ball of flowers! It’s hard to describe what it’s like to have flowers the size of basketballs in the yard, but that’s what you’ll have with the Incrediball Hydrangea. The Incrediball Hydrangea grows 5 feet tall with an equal spread. Its dark green leaves are a superior backdrop for the dramatic white flowers that grace its branches throughout the summer months. The stems are especially strong, holding your gigantic flower heads erect above the foliage. In early summer your Hydrangea will form creamy, light green flowers consisting of a multitude of tiny florets. You’ll have a front row seat to its gradual color transformation to a bright, pristine white. The effect of the gathered florets held upright on the sturdy stems is dazzling, especially when you consider that those flowers are nearly a foot in diameter! Later, as summer draws to a close, your enormous flowers will turn back to a subtle green. Your Incrediball Hydrangea is clearly a magnificent, one-of-a-kind plant that no yard should be without. It’s a hardy shrub that is tolerant of many conditions, and will require little care from you. The incredible flowers last for months indoors, so it’s even a great cut flower! * Massive Flowers* Very adaptable
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