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"Nikko Blue hydrangeas add a big pop of color to any landscape"
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The most common class of hydrangea that have large, bold blue, round flower heads.
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Jan 13, 2011
- by Bethany_K
I adore hydrangeas. This flower is the perfect blend of color (soothing, yet vibrant and NOT too pastel) and it has fantastic shape and structure. This is also a great flower to use for a wedding. It looks lovely in a vase all by itself.
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djevoke
February 21, 2011
Definitely a great flower for a wedding, these may actually find their ways in my centerpieces!
Bethany_K
February 28, 2011
I know, I love this look. Have you pick your flowers yet? How was your bachelorette party? Hope you had fun! I'm sure you did:)
djevoke
February 28, 2011
I haven't found a final look for the flowers. I'm thinking I'll DIY it with Stargazers and Roses but, I have to put it together to see how it'll fare outdoors on the beach for an hour and put some trial centerpieces together! My bach party was a BLAST! Thanks so much for asking, when is yours? What are you guys gonna do?
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A few years ago I wanted something for my front yard that would fill in a space a large bush once called home. My yard was full of the colors green, red and yellow, but no blue. I needed blue, being a Kentucky Wildcats fan and all. Anyway, I looked high and low for something that would bring blue to my yard. My quest ended with my purchase of a Nikko Blue hydrangea. When I bought the hydrangea the blooms were pink, but the display showed me the color of the big blooms depends on … more
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When I first saw Blue Hydrangeas at Home Depot, I was immediately impressed with the large colorful flowers. I had a wall on the side of my house that I wanted to cover with some big splashes of color. These bushes grow fairly large, so I only needed to buy two to cover the area I needed covered. Instead of buying the more mature plants from Home Depot, I bought smaller plants from the Farmer's Market. After the first year of growing, my small … more
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I love all perennials...in my garden, I have some hydrangea mophead and nikko blue; one from home depot or big box are NOT organic and always die. support your local organic nursery. I plant a lot of milkweed to save butterflies as well as a lot of butterfly bush for hummingbirds and bees and, in my area, lupine, for a local butterfly whose historic habitat in pine barrens type ecosystem is threatened by man.
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Nikko Blue hydrangea is the most common class of hydrangea. The Nikko Blue hydrangea has large, round flower heads that are a bold blue. The flowers bloom in late spring, over a rounded canopy of dense foliage. Nikko Blue hydrange have large, oval-shaped leaves that often taper to a point.
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