Explore Our Collection of Hydrangeas for Sale

Discover the stunning array of hydrangeas available from Gurney's, perfect for adding a splash of color and texture to any garden. Choose from a variety of species and hues, each carefully selected to thrive and deliver breathtaking blooms season after season.

Why We Love Hydrangeas

• Color Chameleons: Hydrangeas have the unique ability to change color based on soil pH, offering dynamic visual interest.


• Low Maintenance: These shrubs are known for their easy care, making them a favorite among both novice and experienced gardeners.


• Season-Long Blooms: Hydrangeas provide continuous color from early summer through fall, extending the beauty of your garden.


• Diverse Forms: From large, rounded blooms to delicate lace caps, hydrangeas offer a variety of flower shapes to suit any style.


• Wildlife Friendly: Hydrangeas provide shelter and pollen for beneficial insects, contributing to a healthy garden ecosystem.


• Timeless Appeal: These classic flowers have been cherished in gardens for centuries, symbolizing gratitude, grace, and abundance.


• Perfect for Arrangements: Hydrangeas are a florist's favorite for their large, voluminous blooms that add elegance to any bouquet.


• Resilient Beauty: Hydrangeas can withstand a range of growing conditions, from coastal areas to more temperate climates.

Find the Perfect Hydrangea Variety for Your Garden

Each type of hydrangea brings its own unique charm. The Bigleaf Hydrangea, for example, is known for its large, vibrant flowers that can change color depending on the soil's acidity, offering pink, blue, or purple hues. This variety is ideal for creating a bold statement in garden beds or as a focal point in landscapes.

The Panicle Hydrangea offers conical flower clusters that transition from white to pink as the season progresses. This hardy variety thrives in a range of conditions and is perfect for adding vertical interest to your garden. For smaller spaces, consider the Smooth Hydrangea, which features large, round blooms on a compact plant that is easy to care for and highly adaptable.

At Gurney's, we also offer the Oakleaf Hydrangea--a standout with its distinctively shaped leaves that turn brilliant shades of red and purple in the fall. This variety not only provides summer blooms but also offers year-round interest with its striking foliage.

No matter which hydrangea variety you choose, you can trust that Gurney's offers top-quality plants designed to thrive in your garden and provide endless beauty.

How to Select the Right Hydrangeas for Your Garden

When choosing hydrangeas for your garden, consider your region's climate and your garden's specific needs. Hydrangeas vary in their light and soil preferences, so it's important to match the variety to your garden's conditions. While some hydrangeas thrive in full sun, others prefer partial shade. Also, think about how you'll use your hydrangea--whether as a single statement plant, part of a mixed border, or even as a flowering hedge. Finally, consider the size and shape of the hydrangea, as well as the flower color, which can be influenced by your soil's pH.

Tips for Planting Hydrangeas

With thoughtful planning and proper planting, your hydrangeas will reward you with years of vibrant blooms. The key is to select a site with the right light conditions and soil type. Hydrangeas benefit from being planted in rich, well-draining soil and prefer a consistent watering schedule, especially during dry spells.

How to Plant Hydrangeas

When planting hydrangeas, dig a hole wide and deep enough to comfortably fit the root ball. Amend the soil with organic matter to help retain moisture and provide nutrients. Gently place the hydrangea in the hole, backfill with soil, and water thoroughly to help the plant establish strong roots.

When to Plant Hydrangeas

Hydrangeas can be planted in either spring or fall, depending on your climate. In warmer regions, fall planting allows the roots to establish before the heat of summer. In cooler areas, spring planting ensures the plant is ready to grow as temperatures rise.

Where to Plant Hydrangeas

Selecting the right location is crucial for hydrangeas. Most varieties prefer morning sun with afternoon shade, especially in hotter climates. Ensure your hydrangea has enough space to grow without competing with other shrubs or trees. Avoid planting in low-lying areas where water might pool, as hydrangeas do not like soggy roots.

How to Grow and Care for Hydrangeas

Hydrangeas are generally easy-care plants. In early spring, apply a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and vibrant blooms. Prune dead or weak stems to maintain shape and promote air circulation. Adjust your watering routine during dry periods to keep the soil consistently moist and consider adding mulch to help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature.