I have this plant in a large container by my front door and I receive many compliments on it from everyone who comes to my house. It blooms later in teh season than than other hydrangeas. It benefits from southern exposure, and ftequent watering but only when the soil in the pot dries out completely. I plan to move it to a larger unglazed clay container where I think it will do even better than it has in teh glazed ceramic pot it currently occupies. Deer will eat it if they have no other preferred grazing plants, so be forewarned.

From the moment this hydrangea was planted it was beautiful