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Foundation Planting With Hydrangeas. A single feathery astilbe lacks heft, but massing the plant creates enough visual weight to balance the planting in front of the hydrangea. Plant a row of boxwood behind. One of the easiest types of hydrangeas you can grow along your home's foundation is a panicle hydrangea. Its neat, evergreen form contrasts beautifully with the wild, abundant blooms of hydrangeas. Add visual weight with big leaves. Panicle hydrangeas come in a staggering array of varieties, but newer dwarf types are just right for foundation plantings. Give them four to six hours of sun for best flowering,. Build around a plant with mass. Hi, i'm new to dg and just planted my first hydrangea (parzifal) last spring, so i don't know a lot, but based on some of the garden. The hydrangea’s large size, bold blooms, and big leaves project visual weight and anchor this side of the planting.

Plant a row of boxwood behind. One of the easiest types of hydrangeas you can grow along your home's foundation is a panicle hydrangea. The hydrangea’s large size, bold blooms, and big leaves project visual weight and anchor this side of the planting. A single feathery astilbe lacks heft, but massing the plant creates enough visual weight to balance the planting in front of the hydrangea. Give them four to six hours of sun for best flowering,. Add visual weight with big leaves. Panicle hydrangeas come in a staggering array of varieties, but newer dwarf types are just right for foundation plantings. Its neat, evergreen form contrasts beautifully with the wild, abundant blooms of hydrangeas. Hi, i'm new to dg and just planted my first hydrangea (parzifal) last spring, so i don't know a lot, but based on some of the garden. Build around a plant with mass.

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Foundation Planting With Hydrangeas A single feathery astilbe lacks heft, but massing the plant creates enough visual weight to balance the planting in front of the hydrangea. Give them four to six hours of sun for best flowering,. Build around a plant with mass. Hi, i'm new to dg and just planted my first hydrangea (parzifal) last spring, so i don't know a lot, but based on some of the garden. Panicle hydrangeas come in a staggering array of varieties, but newer dwarf types are just right for foundation plantings. The hydrangea’s large size, bold blooms, and big leaves project visual weight and anchor this side of the planting. A single feathery astilbe lacks heft, but massing the plant creates enough visual weight to balance the planting in front of the hydrangea. Plant a row of boxwood behind. Add visual weight with big leaves. Its neat, evergreen form contrasts beautifully with the wild, abundant blooms of hydrangeas. One of the easiest types of hydrangeas you can grow along your home's foundation is a panicle hydrangea.