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When summer heats up across our country, we all need some garden heroes that thrive and add fresh life; summer-blooming paniculata hydrangeas take on this role with panache, writes Brian Minter.
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Grow these compact hydrangeas if you have a small yard or container garden. With these pint-sized varieties, big blooms are possible in the smallest gardens.
If you have a tiny outdoor space, like a patio or porch, but want big hydrangea blooms, try a dwarf hydrangea. Here's how to grow one!
The Garden Guy has had the most fun the past few months when I show Supertunia partnerships on my Facebook page. The comments start off with "Can it compete with my Bubblegum?" and then conclude with something like "My Bubblegum will cover that plant up, chew it up and make it disappear."
So, it goes with Supertunia Vista Bubblegum which is probably the most celebrated plant in history with a trophy case consisting of 323 awards.