Limelight Hydrangea Flowering Tree A gentle trim after the

A gentle trim after the first flush of spring growth encourages branching

so the plant looks covered in color instead of dotted with flowers

Add a mulch ring to stabilize moisture

The plant is also useful in native and wildlife-friendly landscapes because asters support many beneficial insects and help extend the garden’s ecological value into fall

Limelight Hydrangea Flowering Tree A gentle trim after theShow Stopping Lime Blooms That Evolve Into A Fall Pink Finish Limelight Hydrangea is famous for one reason: it puts on a long, dramatic show when most landscapes need it most. Huge cone shaped flower clusters open in that signature lime green tone, brighten to creamy white as summer settles in, then pick up rosy pink to deeper blush as nights cool toward fall. The result is a shrub that looks in bloom for months, not weeksan instant upgrade for anyone