Get Ready for This New, Heavy-Blooming Hydrangea Shrub!

Be the first to get the brand-new Endless Summer Hydrangea with BrighterBlooms.com. The prolific, easy-to-grow and versatile Pop Star Hydrangea is available now!

The Pop Star Hydrangea is the best of the best when it comes to compact, versatile, and heavy-blooming hydrangeas. The genetically compact size of the Pop Star Hydrangea makes it perfect for landscapes and patios large and small. Before, finding a Hydrangea for your pot or small landscape seemed impossible. But with the Pop Star Hydrangea, its compact, manageable growth allows it to thrive wherever you plant it.

And If you thought you’d never be able to have a Hydrangea because you live in a warmer climate, the Pop Star Hydrangea is your answer. Your Pop Star Hydrangea will flourish and stand tall in almost any growing zone. The versatile Hydrangea shrub has thick, dark green leaves that can stand up to the heat of warm clients. Plus, stronger stems help prevent the blooms from flopping or drooping.

With the Pop Star Hydrangea, you’ll get to experience an even more prolific Endless Summer display of blooms. The Pop Star Hydrangea is the quickest hydrangea to rebloom after being cut back, reblooming 2-4 weeks sooner than similar hydrangea varieties.

Get the new and improved Pop Star Hydrangea before anyone else with BrighterBlooms.com. This brand-new introduction will sell out fast - order now!

Planting & Care

Planting: Plant your Pop Star Hydrangea in well draining soil that is able to hold sufficient moisture. It’s ideal to plant in morning sun and afternoon shade. When you’re ready to plant, make a whole that is 2 feet larger than the root ball and place the plant inside. Be careful not to compact the soil and backfill it. Lastly, water to set the roots. If you’re planting in a pot, choose a large pot that has a properly draining bottom and use high quality soil.

Watering: Water your Pop Star Hydrangea 1 inch per week, including rainfall. If you’re unsure about how often to water, check the soil 2 inches down. If it is dry, then water until the soil is moist 2 inches down.

Fertilizing: Fertilize your Pop Star Hydrangea in the spring or summer before August with a slow release fertilizer.

Pruning: You can prune your Pop Star Hydrangea in the spring and fall because it sets blooms on old and new wood. Prune in the spring to remove any dead tips from the winter and prune in the fall to maintain shape as desired.

Bloom color: The acidity of the soil will change the color of your blooms. For deep blue flowers, the pH must stay below 5.5. For pink or red flowers you must neutralize the soil to pH 7.0 or higher. Use sulfur to turn your Hydrangea blue and lime to turn them pink.

We recommend getting 3 gallon hydrangeas if they're still available. You'll get tons of blooms, the first year! Perfect for impatient gardeners!