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Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo
Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo

Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo (Panicle Hydrangea) Shrub, dwarf form with white flowers, #3 - Size Container

Product ID : 46451409
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Galleon Product ID 46451409
UPC / ISBN 724529534500
Shipping Weight 12.01 lbs
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Model PWSHHPBB03
Manufacturer Green Promise Farms
Shipping Dimension 32.01 x 11.73 x 11.73 inches
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Proven Winners - Hydrangea pan. Bobo Features

  • It is fully rooted in the soil and can be planted immediately upon arrival, weather permitting. Planting and how-to-care instructions will arrive with shipment.

  • For Best results, plant in usda zones 3-8. Mature Height is 30-36in, mature spread is 36-48in.

  • Massive White blooms cover this dwarf hydrangea in summer. As flower ages it turns to a light pink.

  • Growth habit is much tighter than traditional paniculata hydrangeas as this selection stays under 3 feet tall. Grows well in full sun or partial shade.

  • Plant will be dormant (no leaves) late fall through the winter months, this is normal. It will leaf out in spring.


About Proven Winners - Hydrangea Pan. Bobo

"Hydrangea pan. `Bobo` Pp22782 this award-winning dwarf hydrangea will enchant the landscape with its celestial white flowers that turn pinkish in the fall. These cloudlike flowers lengthen as they grow & are supported by strong upright stems, making Bobo a perfect pick for tighter spaces in your border or foundation planting. Grow tips best grown in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Prune as needed in late winter to early spring."