Plant combinations with Hydrangea

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	Plantcombinations with Hydrangea

Combine Hydrangeas with other Hydrangeas

The diversity within the genus Hydrangea is huge, they exist in all sizes, from elegant dwarfs up to 4 - 5m large powerful bushes , also in terms of flower shape and color variation is the diversity is inexhaustible.

The color palette reaches from deep indigo blue to sky blue, violet blue, deep pink , light pink , pink to dark red , there are pure white , but also green white or creamy white flowers ...

It does so without saying that even a border with merely Hydrangeas never is boring, to the background one can plant tall upright H. paniculata 's , H. aspera , or H. heteromalla , in the center plan fit numerous macrophylla species with spherical- or flat inflorescence and in the foreground , the slightly lower H. serrata with sophisticated , graceful flowers or the dwarf varieties of H. macrophylla ( Pia, Tovelit.., Hornly )

Hydrangeas in combination with perennials , grasses and others ornamental shrubs

Combinations for a place in the semi-shade

Perennials and grasses : Acanthus , Achillea , Aconitum , Anemone , Astilbe , Campanula , Clematis , Digitalis , epimedium, hosta , peony , Pulmonaria , Thalictrum ....

Shrubs : Abelia , Buddleja , Buxus , Fuchsia , Hebe , Hibiscus , Lavatera , Malva , Perovskia , Pieris japonica , Rhododendron , Rosa , Taxus ...

Combinations for a place in the sun

Perennials and grasses : Agapanthus , Crocosmia , Eryngium , Eupatorium , Gypsophila , Hemerocallis , Iris , Knifphofia , Lilium , Molinia , Panicum , Phlox , Persicaria , Sedum ...

Shrubs : Abelia , Buddleja , Buxus , Hibiscus , Lavatera , Perovskia , Malva , Taxus