Hydrangea is a delicate, sensual flower with a special charm. Their classic beauty and timeless style have made them very popular.
Let's look at the facts that will be of interest to every hydrangea lover:
- In Latin, this flower is called Hydrangea, which means a vessel of water. And as the name suggests, these shrubs love water. They prefer moist, well-drained soil. And they do not like direct sunlight, so they need to be planted in a partially shaded place.
- Their color depends on the pH of the earth. You can control the color of hydrangeas yourself by adjusting the acidity and alkalinity of the soil.
- Hydrangeas bloom from early spring to autumn. Their peak bloom is about 3 weeks during the season. And they change color as they age.
- The birthplace of hydrangea is Japan. This flower is believed to be native to the Japanese mountain islands. And now the largest variety of hydrangea species in Japan, Korea, Indonesia and the Himalayas.
- Hydrangeas wither quickly after being cut. To prolong the life of flowers, they must be immediately placed in water, and then in a bowl of boiling water for 30 seconds. And only after that put it in a vase.
- They mean gratitude and sincerity. The deep meaning of hydrangeas, combined with their beauty and scent, makes them a popular choice for bridal bouquets and decor compositions.
- After wilting, they do not lose their beauty. Don't throw away hydrangeas right after they dry, they look amazing as they are.
- Hydrangea flowering shrub. There are three main types of shrubs, they differ in the shape of the flowers. The most commonly recognized species is the panicle hydrangea. Its inflorescences are cone-shaped. And they consist of many tiny buds surrounded by petals.
