While the most common hydrangeas produce sterile flowers that don't draw in pollinators, this native alternative is both beautiful and pollen-producing. Planting these yellow perennial wildflowers next to your blue hydrangeas makes a beautiful pairing with both complementary colors and shapes. Northwest Florida Daily News: Why do hydrangea flowers change colors?
It's a kind of horticultural 'wizardry' Why do hydrangea flowers change colors? It's a kind of horticultural 'wizardry' House Digest on MSN: The hydrangea-like vine with gorgeous white flowers that you can grow on fences & structures Hydrangeas are known for their big, fluffy flowers, but they're also known to be picky about where they are planted. This alternative may be a better option. The hydrangea-like vine with gorgeous white flowers that you can grow on fences & structures The Mirror: Hydrangea flowers will be 'fluffier and perkier' if one task is done in August Hydrangea flowers will be 'fluffier and perkier' if one task is done in August The Mirror: How to prune hydrangeas in April for better flowers and 'vigorous growth' How to prune hydrangeas in April for better flowers and 'vigorous growth'
