Royal Hydrangea Seeds | Gardenizi
Royal Hydrangea Seeds | Gardenizi
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Elevate your garden with our Hydrangea Seeds! 🌸
- Burst of Colors: From vibrant blues to soft pinks,... We offer up to 7 color variants of flowers for you to choose from. Our Hydrangeas offer a stunning array of hues.
- Effortless Growth: Perfect for all skill levels, these seeds require minimal care and flourish in any garden.
- Versatile Beauty: Whether in pots or borders, Hydrangeas add elegance to any space.
- Extended Blooms: Enjoy months of beautiful flowers, enhancing your outdoor oasis.
- Nature's Guests: Attract bees and butterflies, fostering a vibrant and lively garden.
Don't miss out on the chance to transform your garden into a colorful paradise.
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How to Grow Hydrangeas
How to Grow Hydrangeas
- Start by selecting seeds. (It's important to know that they will not be exact clones of their parent plants as each hydrangea is unique). You can buy Hydrangea Seeds at Gardenizi. A trusted brand by over 10,000+ customers each year.
- Once you have seeds, from harvesting your own or purchasing some at a garden supplies store, you should sow them immediately or keep them in a cool, shaded area.
- Next, place seeds in a container filled with organic potting soil. Only bury these seeds just below the top soil line.
- Place the container in partial to direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist for around two to four weeks until sprouts develop.
- Transplant the hydrangea after the roots form to where you want to grow it permanently.
Hydrangea Care
Hydrangea Care
Hydrangea Care
Overall, hydrangeas are a fairly easy flower to grow and care for. You just need to follow the simple instructions from Gardenizi below to enjoy the beauty of hydrangeas all year round.
Plant hydrangea plants in an area with full morning sun and partial sunlight after midday to protect them from the afternoon heat. While hydrangeas will adapt to most soils, the pH can impact the color and intensity of the plant's blooms, depending on its variety. Keep hydrangeas well-watered and add a lot of organic compost to help fertilize this shrub with large, showy flowers. Hydrangeas are not known to be invasive plants.
Light
If planting hydrangeas in full sun, be sure to maintain a proper watering schedule so these shrubs will not dry out during the summer. It is best to grow hydrangeas in an area that receives morning sun and afternoon shade.
Soil
In some hydrangea selections, blue or pink flower color is affected by soil pH—the bluest color is produced in strongly acidic soils (below pH 5.5), pink or red in neutral to alkaline soils (pH 7.0 and higher). Florists control the flower color of potted hydrangeas by controlling the soil mix. Blue-flowered florists' plants may show pink blossoms when planted in less acidic soil. Maintain blue flowers by applying aluminum sulfate to the soil, keep it red (or pink), or make it redder by "liming the soil". Flower-color treatment is not effective unless started well ahead of bloom time.
Water
Give hydrangeas a deep soak once or twice a week so that it reaches the roots. It is essential to water regularly during the first few years after planting. Generally, during the growing season, you should water hydrangeas with at least one inch of water every week, in addition to supplemental watering for new plants or during a drought. Water the plant's base or roots instead of the flowers and leaves—This helps to prevent diseases from forming on the leaves. Different varieties, like Bigleaf hydrangeas, may need more water.
Temperature and Humidity
Hydrangeas grow best in climates with moderate humidity and temperatures—typically around 50°F to 60°F—under 80°F is best. The afternoon sun is too much light for hydrangeas, so find an area where it will receive partial sunlight, usually around six hours of morning sun daily, and then rest in the shade. Hydrangeas also need protection from harsh weather conditions like high winds or storms.
Fertilizer
Supplementing hydrangea growth with a highly organic fertilizer around the roots can help promote healthy blooms, but these shrubs do not require a lot of fertilization. The plant variety will indicate whether it is necessary to use a fertilizer, as some have different times of the year when it is best to use this supplement.
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High Adaptability - No need for expert care skills
Even beginners will find growing and nurturing these hydrangeas straight forward
Pleasant Fragrance - Wave goodbye to musty, rainy-season odors
The sweet scent of our hydrangeas will refresh your living space
Color Selection - No more second-guessing compatibility
With a variety of colors available, you're sure to find the perfect hydrangea hue to match your garden's style
Detailed Instructions - Save time and effort on research
Each seed packet comes with specific directions, ensuring your first planting is a success
Longevity - Eliminate the concern of frequent replanting
Our hydrangeas are guaranteed to bloom for many seasons, keeping your garden vibrant year after year
Year-Round Vigor - Forget about the worries of wilting
Our hydrangeas are hardy enough to withstand all weather conditions, maintaining their beauty without much maintenance
Why You Should Choose Seeds from Garden Growth Guide
I've never grown plants from seeds before. Can I do it?
Absolutely! At Gardenizi, we are here to make your journey into the world of seed planting easy and enjoyable, even if you are a complete beginner with no prior gardening experience.
Think of our seeds as "super seeds" carefully selected for their high germination rates and easy care. We provide clear, detailed instructions to guide you every step of the way, making the process of growing plants a breeze. Embrace planting as a new adventure, a chance to connect with nature and create vibrant green spaces in your living area.
With Gardenizi, planting is truly a simple and delightful experience. All our seed varieties are popular and widely used, and you can easily find tailored instructions on YouTube or other online resources that suit your preferred gardening style. Embracing the joy of gardening with Gardenizi is as easy as can be!
Let's embark on your planting journey with Gardenizi and discover the pleasure of cultivating lush, thriving greenery in your surroundings!
How long can I store the seeds?
At Gardenizi, feel free to purchase seeds whenever you feel the gardening urge, be it during winter or summer. We are confident in the quality of our seeds, allowing you to store them for up to 2-3 years.
Don't hesitate or worry about the timing, as with Gardenizi, you can buy seeds anytime throughout the year to be well-prepared for the upcoming spring season. Rest assured that the perfect planting opportunity is always waiting for you with our carefully selected premium seeds.
Embrace the joy of gardening and immerse yourself in a green journey with Gardenizi. Don't let time pass by without experiencing the delightful flavor of planting and nurturing each fantastic seed.
Purchase your seeds today and indulge in the passion of gardening with Gardenizi!
How Much Seed Do I Need?
How to Calculate Square Footage And Purchase the Right Amount of Wildflower Seed In 3 Easy Steps
Before purchasing wildflower seeds to plant your meadow, calculate the square footage of your meadow or garden bed. This guide will walk you through the 3 easy steps, so that you'll know how much seed you need!
1. Measure
For Squares or Rectangles: measure the length and width of the space where you want to plant.
For Circles: find the radius by measuring the widest part of your planting space and divide by 2.
2. Calculate Square Footage
For Squares or Rectangles: length (in feet) x width (in feet) = square feet
For example, a garden that measures 50 feet x 30 feet = 1500 sq. ft.
For Circles: 3.14 x radius (in feet) x radius = square feet
For example, a circular garden that is 20 feet across has a radius of 10 feet. 10 x 10 x 3.14 = 314 sq. ft.
(The mathematical formula for the area of a circle is Π · r2 - the Π symbol is pronounced Pi and represents approximately 3.142, and r2 stands for radius squared.)
3. Find How Much Seed You Need
The amount of seed you should plant depends on the flower display you want. We typically recommend planting on the higher side for a lush meadow. Plant on the lower side for a more scattered look.
For Individual Species: The recommended rates vary greatly from species to species. Check the product page, or contact us with questions.
For Wildflower Mixes: Reference the table below.
| This Much Seed Covers... | This Much Square Footage |
|---|---|
| 1/4 lb | 250 - 500 sq. ft. |
| 1/2 lb | 500 - 1,000 sq. ft. |
| 1 lb | 1,000 - 2,000 sq. ft. |
| 5 lbs | 5,000 - 10,000 sq. ft. |
| 10 lbs | 10,000 - 25,000 sq. ft. |
- 1 Acre = 43,000 sq.ft.
- 1/2 Acre = 21,500 sq. ft.
- 1/4 Acre = 10,750 sq.ft.
- 1/10 Acre = 4,300 sq. ft.
Tips For Larger Plantings: If you have a large site, from 1/2 acre to several acres, your planting rate may be affected by land conditions. If you have heavy weeds on the site now, some erosion, generally poor soil, or other land problems, additional seed is usually the most economical solution, since installation of a large planting usually costs more than the seed itself. If your site does have these problems and you want full coverage, use 1 pound per 1000 sq. ft.
How to Grow Hydrangeas
- Start by selecting seeds. (It's important to know that they will not be exact clones of their parent plants as each hydrangea is unique). You can buy Hydrangea Seeds at Gardenizi. A trusted brand by over 10,000+ customers each year.
- Once you have seeds, from harvesting your own or purchasing some at a garden supplies store, you should sow them immediately or keep them in a cool, shaded area.
- Next, place seeds in a container filled with organic potting soil. Only bury these seeds just below the top soil line.
- Place the container in partial to direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist for around two to four weeks until sprouts develop.
- Transplant the hydrangea after the roots form to where you want to grow it permanently.
Hydrangea Care
Hydrangea Care
Overall, hydrangeas are a fairly easy flower to grow and care for. You just need to follow the simple instructions from Gardenizi below to enjoy the beauty of hydrangeas all year round.
Plant hydrangea plants in an area with full morning sun and partial sunlight after midday to protect them from the afternoon heat. While hydrangeas will adapt to most soils, the pH can impact the color and intensity of the plant's blooms, depending on its variety. Keep hydrangeas well-watered and add a lot of organic compost to help fertilize this shrub with large, showy flowers. Hydrangeas are not known to be invasive plants.
Light
If planting hydrangeas in full sun, be sure to maintain a proper watering schedule so these shrubs will not dry out during the summer. It is best to grow hydrangeas in an area that receives morning sun and afternoon shade.
Soil
In some hydrangea selections, blue or pink flower color is affected by soil pH—the bluest color is produced in strongly acidic soils (below pH 5.5), pink or red in neutral to alkaline soils (pH 7.0 and higher). Florists control the flower color of potted hydrangeas by controlling the soil mix. Blue-flowered florists' plants may show pink blossoms when planted in less acidic soil. Maintain blue flowers by applying aluminum sulfate to the soil, keep it red (or pink), or make it redder by "liming the soil". Flower-color treatment is not effective unless started well ahead of bloom time.
Water
Give hydrangeas a deep soak once or twice a week so that it reaches the roots. It is essential to water regularly during the first few years after planting. Generally, during the growing season, you should water hydrangeas with at least one inch of water every week, in addition to supplemental watering for new plants or during a drought. Water the plant's base or roots instead of the flowers and leaves—This helps to prevent diseases from forming on the leaves. Different varieties, like Bigleaf hydrangeas, may need more water.
Temperature and Humidity
Hydrangeas grow best in climates with moderate humidity and temperatures—typically around 50°F to 60°F—under 80°F is best. The afternoon sun is too much light for hydrangeas, so find an area where it will receive partial sunlight, usually around six hours of morning sun daily, and then rest in the shade. Hydrangeas also need protection from harsh weather conditions like high winds or storms.
Fertilizer
Supplementing hydrangea growth with a highly organic fertilizer around the roots can help promote healthy blooms, but these shrubs do not require a lot of fertilization. The plant variety will indicate whether it is necessary to use a fertilizer, as some have different times of the year when it is best to use this supplement.