White Hydrangea – Classic Large White Summer Blooms (H. macrophylla)

Is White Hydrangea a live plant?

Yes, this is a **live flowering shrub**, shipped healthy and potted—ready for planting in your garden or container.

What type of sunlight does it need?

White Hydrangeas thrive in **part sun to full sun**. Morning sun with afternoon shade works best in hot regions.

How tall and wide do White Hydrangeas grow?

They typically grow **3–6 feet tall and wide**, depending on the variety and growing conditions.

When do White Hydrangeas bloom?

They bloom from **early summer to fall**, with large, bright white flowers that gradually age to cream or light green.

Are White Hydrangeas fragrant?

While not strongly scented, they offer a **mild sweet fragrance** and striking visual appeal.

Do they attract pollinators?

Yes, **butterflies and bees** are attracted to hydrangea blooms, especially in mid to late summer.

Can I grow White Hydrangeas in containers?

Yes! Choose a **large pot with good drainage** and water regularly. Great for patios and balconies.

How often should I water it?

Hydrangeas like moist soil—**water 2–3 times per week** or more often during heatwaves or drought.

Do I need to prune White Hydrangeas?

Prune lightly in **late winter or early spring** to remove old blooms and encourage healthy new growth.

Are White Hydrangeas deer resistant?

Hydrangeas are **not completely deer resistant**, so use fencing or repellents in areas with heavy deer traffic.