Grin and Tonic™ Bigleaf Hydrangea
Frilly green and white mopheads for your garden enjoyment! Check out the Grin and Tonic™ Bigleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla 'Hokomagrito') from Bloomin' Easy® and Nature Hills! Deeply quilted and luxurious deep green leaves fill out this wonderfully compact selection! A reblooming Bigleaf Hydrangea with densely packed mopheads in bright and cheerful green slowly ages to creamy white closer to fall for an eye-catching two-tone effect!
Butterflies and your floral bouquets will love the repeat blooms that last all summer, then dry on the shrub for fall and winter interest, dried décor, and crafts! Grin and Tonic™ only grow 2-3 feet in height and width, so any sized garden or container garden can enjoy these unique fluffy blossoms!
These bright and lively Bigleaf Hydrangea thrives in zones 5-9. Need to find your hardiness zone? Use our map to locate yours! White Bigleaf Hydrangeas are exceptions to the Microphylla tendency to change color depending on soil pH and stay a creamy green and white all growing season!
Planting and Application:
The beauty of green and white blooms is they seem to go with every other flower color out there! Both frilly and compact, these Hydrangea fit right into any sized garden and every style out there! Ideal for thrillers and spillers in planters and containers, you’ll dress up your front porches and entry with flouncy green blooms! Patios and seating areas gain a specimen planting that goes with all color schemes!
Wonderfully compact and space-saving, Grin and Tonic™ Hydrangea look fantastic with ferns and foliage plants, complements Roses and other Hydrangea, and lights up the part-shade woodland garden and understory. Use these low-growing ornamental shrubs as edging or low-property definition! Perfect for skirting garden ornaments, trees as facer plants, or lighting up the dark foliage of your foundation hedges!
- Dramatic Tightly Packed Mopheads
- Bright Green Blooms Age Creamy White
- Deep Green, Large Quilted Foliage
- Compact, Small-Scale Rounded Deciduous Shrub
- Floral Design & Pollinators
- Foundations, Borders, Specimen & Low Hedges
#ProPlantTips For Care
Best in full sun and partial sun in cooler zones, but partial shade with an emphasis on afternoon shade is recommended in warmer climates. In cooler zones, the more sun you give Hydrangea, the more blooms you'll enjoy! Plant these flowering ornamentals in moist, well-drained, and slightly acidic soil.
Topdress with 3-4 inches of arborist mulch as they thrive when having that even moisture and protection. Hydrangea care can look overwhelming, but it's pretty easy! We have a few recommendations for you while taking care of your plant. Once established, water consistently as you would other plants and use an acid-loving flowering plant fertilizer. Blooming on old wood earlier and producing flowers later on new shoots from the base, prune Bigleaf Hydrangea after the flowering has occurred. This will encourage healthy and happy blooms later!
- Full Sun & Partial Shade - Favoring Afternoon Shade
- Water Consistently
- Mulch Root System Well
- Provide Well-Drained Enriched Soil
- Prune After Flowering - Blooms on Old Wood
Grin and Tonic™ Bigleaf Hydrangea adds a refreshing fizz to your landscape without sacrificing space! Order your own Bloomin' Easy® Hydrangeas and other gorgeous landscape delights today from NatureHills.com!
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Frilly green and white mopheads for your garden enjoyment! Check out the Grin and Tonic™ Bigleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla 'Hokomagrito') from Bloomin' Easy® and Nature Hills! Deeply quilted and luxurious deep green leaves fill out this wonderfully compact selection! A reblooming Bigleaf Hydrangea with densely packed mopheads in bright and cheerful green slowly ages to creamy white closer to fall for an eye-catching two-tone effect!
Butterflies and your floral bouquets will love the repeat blooms that last all summer, then dry on the shrub for fall and winter interest, dried décor, and crafts! Grin and Tonic™ only grow 2-3 feet in height and width, so any sized garden or container garden can enjoy these unique fluffy blossoms!
These bright and lively Bigleaf Hydrangea thrives in zones 5-9. Need to find your hardiness zone? Use our map to locate yours! White Bigleaf Hydrangeas are exceptions to the Microphylla tendency to change color depending on soil pH and stay a creamy green and white all growing season!
Planting and Application:
The beauty of green and white blooms is they seem to go with every other flower color out there! Both frilly and compact, these Hydrangea fit right into any sized garden and every style out there! Ideal for thrillers and spillers in planters and containers, you’ll dress up your front porches and entry with flouncy green blooms! Patios and seating areas gain a specimen planting that goes with all color schemes!
Wonderfully compact and space-saving, Grin and Tonic™ Hydrangea look fantastic with ferns and foliage plants, complements Roses and other Hydrangea, and lights up the part-shade woodland garden and understory. Use these low-growing ornamental shrubs as edging or low-property definition! Perfect for skirting garden ornaments, trees as facer plants, or lighting up the dark foliage of your foundation hedges!
- Dramatic Tightly Packed Mopheads
- Bright Green Blooms Age Creamy White
- Deep Green, Large Quilted Foliage
- Compact, Small-Scale Rounded Deciduous Shrub
- Floral Design & Pollinators
- Foundations, Borders, Specimen & Low Hedges
#ProPlantTips For Care
Best in full sun and partial sun in cooler zones, but partial shade with an emphasis on afternoon shade is recommended in warmer climates. In cooler zones, the more sun you give Hydrangea, the more blooms you'll enjoy! Plant these flowering ornamentals in moist, well-drained, and slightly acidic soil.
Topdress with 3-4 inches of arborist mulch as they thrive when having that even moisture and protection. Hydrangea care can look overwhelming, but it's pretty easy! We have a few recommendations for you while taking care of your plant. Once established, water consistently as you would other plants and use an acid-loving flowering plant fertilizer. Blooming on old wood earlier and producing flowers later on new shoots from the base, prune Bigleaf Hydrangea after the flowering has occurred. This will encourage healthy and happy blooms later!
- Full Sun & Partial Shade - Favoring Afternoon Shade
- Water Consistently
- Mulch Root System Well
- Provide Well-Drained Enriched Soil
- Prune After Flowering - Blooms on Old Wood
Grin and Tonic™ Bigleaf Hydrangea adds a refreshing fizz to your landscape without sacrificing space! Order your own Bloomin' Easy® Hydrangeas and other gorgeous landscape delights today from NatureHills.com!
