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A bigleaf hydrangea from Bloomin' Easy, Grin and Tonic is a woody, deciduous flowering shrub offering year-round interest. Compact, yet beefy and beautiful, Grin and Tonic blooms and reblooms on old wood from midsummer through early fall. The florets, clustered in large mopheads, open lime green and turn bright white as they mature, c…
A bigleaf hydrangea from Bloomin' Easy, Grin and Tonic is a woody, deciduous flowering shrub offering year-round interest. Compact, yet beefy and beautiful, Grin and Tonic blooms and reblooms on old wood from midsummer through early fall. The florets, clustered in large mopheads, open lime green and turn bright white as they mature, creating a contrast seen throughout the bloom season. Held aloft fleshy, dark green foliage on strong stems, the long-lasting flowers make excellent cuts for fresh and dried arrangements. After the first frost, the flower clusters turn tan to caramel, and along with the shredding and peeling papery brown bark on mature plants that reveals glimpses of the underlying cinnamon hue of stems and branches, they add a textural element to the winter garden, especially pleasing in a snowy landscape. The hollow stems also provide nesting habitats for bees. With cain-like growth, this multi-stemmed, suckering shrub has a mounded habit and a rapid growth rate. The shrub's compact size is perfect for a container. It makes a great specimen plant, but it's shown to best effect when grouped or massed and is especially nice in mixed beds and borders. A shade-friendly shrub, easy to grow and maintain, hydrangea grows best in partially sunny locations with rich, moist, well-draining soil. Morning sun and afternoon shade typically works well. It can tolerate more sun if the soil is kept consistently moist. Grin and Tonic is bred to be especially heat tolerant. Zones 5 - 9. What is My Zone?Discover tips to ensure your hydrangeas thrive, from soil preparation to pruning techniques, by following our expert advice on the Hydrangea Planting and General Care Guide and the How to Prune Hydrangea Plants blog.
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A bigleaf hydrangea from Bloomin' Easy, Grin and Tonic is a woody, deciduous flowering shrub offering year-round interest. Compact, yet beefy and beautiful, Grin and Tonic blooms and reblooms on old wood from midsummer through early fall. The florets, clustered in large mopheads, open lime green and turn bright white as they mature, creating a contrast seen throughout the bloom season. Held aloft fleshy, dark green foliage on strong stems, the long-lasting flowers make excellent cuts for fresh and dried arrangements. After the first frost, the flower clusters turn tan to caramel, and along with the shredding and peeling papery brown bark on mature plants that reveals glimpses of the underlying cinnamon hue of stems and branches, they add a textural element to the winter garden, especially pleasing in a snowy landscape. The hollow stems also provide nesting habitats for bees. With cain-like growth, this multi-stemmed, suckering shrub has a mounded habit and a rapid growth rate. The shrub's compact size is perfect for a container. It makes a great specimen plant, but it's shown to best effect when grouped or massed and is especially nice in mixed beds and borders. A shade-friendly shrub, easy to grow and maintain, hydrangea grows best in partially sunny locations with rich, moist, well-draining soil. Morning sun and afternoon shade typically works well. It can tolerate more sun if the soil is kept consistently moist. Grin and Tonic is bred to be especially heat tolerant. Zones 5 - 9. What is My Zone?Discover tips to ensure your hydrangeas thrive, from soil preparation to pruning techniques, by following our expert advice on the Hydrangea Planting and General Care Guide and the How to Prune Hydrangea Plants blog.
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| Type | Hydrangea |
| Brand | Hydrangea |
| Manufacturer | Hydrangea |
| flavor | Hydrangea |