Hydrangea – Pink – Guide & Ordering

Pink hydrangea. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Hydrangea – Pink Flowers for Every Occasion

Pink hydrangea is a classic and beautiful flower that brightens both home and heart. With its full, colourful blooms, pink hydrangea is a favourite among flower lovers and a popular choice for all sorts of occasions. Whether you want to send a romantic message or simply spread a little joy, this pink hydrangea is an excellent choice that never fails. Pink hydrangea blooms naturally in autumn, when many other plants begin to fade. This autumn flower is perfect for keeping colour in your rooms as the darker evenings set in. With a beautiful pink colour that varies from light to deeper shades, pink hydrangea suits both modern and classic interiors.

Easy Care and Long Vase Life

One of the biggest advantages of pink hydrangea is that it's easy to care for. The flower doesn't need much water, just enough to keep it fresh and beautiful. Pink hydrangea prefers partial shade and grows best in a bright spot out of the strongest midday sun, making it a good choice for bright corners in your home. Pink hydrangea is toxic to cats and dogs if eaten, so keep it out of reach of pets. It's yet another reason why pink hydrangea is such a beloved flower in British homes.

A Romantic Gift with No Fuss Pink hydrangea is the answer if you're looking for a flower that impresses without requiring much planning. This romantic flower says "I care" without needing any fragrance to do it. Pink hydrangea is perfect in mixed bouquets or on its own for a sleek, elegant look. Send pink hydrangea to someone special, give it as thanks for friendship, or buy it to treat yourself. Pink hydrangea is simply the flower that always says just the right thing.

Quick facts – Hydrangea – Pink

Colour: pink
Latin name: Hydrangea macrophylla
Type: shrub
Flowering: july-september
Light: partial shade
Water: high
Height: 100-200 cm
Vase life: 3-7 days
Scent: none
Toxic to Pets: yes

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FAQ about Hydrangea – Pink

What kind of soil suits hydrangeas best?

Hydrangeas thrive in well-drained but moisture-retentive soil rich in organic matter. The pH affects the flower colour of many varieties, with acid soil giving blue flowers and more alkaline soil giving pink. Dig in compost when planting.

How often should hydrangeas be watered?

Hydrangeas are thirsty plants, and the soil should stay evenly moist throughout the growing season. Water deeply two or three times a week rather than a little every day, and in hot summer weather daily watering may be needed. Use rainwater if you can.

When and how should hydrangeas be pruned?

Hydrangea macrophylla flowers on last year's wood, so avoid hard pruning. In spring, cut the old flower heads back to the first pair of strong buds and remove dead or weak stems. Leave the dried flower heads on over winter to protect the buds from frost.

Which pests and diseases can affect hydrangeas?

Aphids, red spider mite and thrips can attack, especially in dry spells. Powdery mildew and leaf spot can appear with poor air circulation or overly damp conditions. A good position and watering at the roots prevent most problems.

How do I overwinter a hydrangea?

Mulch the soil around the base with leaves, bark or compost to protect the roots from frost. In cold, exposed gardens, wrap the whole shrub in fleece during hard frost, as next year's flower buds are sensitive. Do not prune in autumn, since the old stems give extra protection.

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