Hydrangea Runaway Bride - A Cascading Beauty

Latin Name: Hydrangea macrophylla

Common Name: Hydrangea 'Runaway Bride'

Other Names: Lacecap hydrangea

Indoors or Outdoor: Outdoor

Size:

Height: Up to 1 meter
Spread: Up to 1.2 meters

Hydrangea Runaway Bride - Delivery

Delivery Info: We deliver healthy, potted Hydrangea Runaway Bride plants right to your doorstep, ready to adorn your garden with their elegant blooms.

Hydrangea Runaway Bride - Characteristics

Mature Size: This deciduous beauty reaches a mature height of up to 1 meter and spreads up to 1.2 meters, creating a graceful presence in your garden.

Evergreen or Deciduous: Deciduous - it sheds its leaves in the fall, but don't worry, it returns with a stunning display of new growth in the spring.

Preferred Position: Partial shade to full sun, making it versatile for various garden settings.

Shape - Plant Characteristics: Hydrangea Runaway Bride is characterized by its delicate lacecap blooms, which start pure white and gradually turn blush pink as they age, offering a spectacular show.

Hardy or Not Hardy: Hardy - it can withstand typical Irish weather conditions.

Diseases: Generally resistant to major diseases, providing you with a low-maintenance gardening experience.

Hydrangea Runaway Bride - Uses

Uses in Garden: Hydrangea Runaway Bride makes for a stunning ornamental shrub, perfect as a focal point or in mixed borders. Its cascading, lacecap blooms also make it an excellent choice for hanging baskets and containers.

Hydrangea Runaway Bride - Characteristics

Preferred Planting Aspect: Hydrangea Runaway Bride thrives in a sheltered spot with dappled sunlight.

Is it Frost Hardy: Yes, it can tolerate light frost, but protection during harsh winters is recommended.

Fast or Slow Growing: This hydrangea has a moderate growth rate, allowing you to enjoy its beauty relatively quickly.

Pruning Advice: Prune in late winter or early spring to encourage new growth and maintain its elegant shape.

Hydrangea Runaway Bride - Planting Instructions in an Irish Climate

Sowing Time: Plant in the spring after the last frost.

Trench Preparation: Dig a hole twice the size of the root ball and add organic matter to the soil.

Positioning of Plants: Place your Hydrangea Runaway Bride in a sheltered spot with partial shade.

Plant Spacing: Space multiple plants about 1 to 1.2 meters apart to allow for their mature spread.

Pruning Instructions: Prune in late winter or early spring to remove dead wood and shape the plant. Trim back the previous year's growth to encourage new blooms.

Facts About Hydrangea Runaway Bride

Originating from Japan, this hydrangea is known for its unique lacecap blooms.
It's a repeat bloomer, providing you with flowers from late spring to early autumn.
Its cascading branches add a touch of elegance to any garden setting.
With minimal care, you can enjoy a profusion of delicate white and pink blossoms, making it a standout addition to your garden.