Hydrangea 'Living Little Love'Hydrangea paniculata

Hydrangea Living Little Love is a showstopper that offers over 100 days of stunning, colour-changing blooms. This compact deciduous shrub features large, conical flower heads that evolve beautifully throughout the season. Starting with a fresh green hue in July, the blooms transition to soft cream in August, finally ending the season in a delicate pink by September, creating a dynamic and ever-changing display of colour. Part of the Living Creations collection, Living Little Love is the result of generations of expertise from a family-run nursery in the Netherlands. These top-quality hydrangeas are known for their strength, hardiness, and exceptional durability. They boast sturdy stems, a broad spectrum of colours, an extended blooming period, and a longer life span. Easy to care for, they thrive in a variety of conditions and are capable of withstanding harsh winters, providing reliable blooms year after year. The Living Creations series is ideal for transforming even the most challenging spaces in your garden. Whether you have a shaded north-facing border, a fence line overshadowed by trees, or a dreary corner on your patio, Living Little Love is the perfect solution. Unlike mophead hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla), which require more sun, this variety is more drought-tolerant and excels in woodland-type borders, as well as large pots or planters in shady spots around the home. With a strong, well-branched framework that supports large flower panicles, Living Little Love blooms continuously from July through September, offering a constantly evolving show of colour. Once established, these hydrangeas are a breeze to maintain—simply prune them back to a low framework each spring for easy upkeep. Height: 90cm (35in). Spread: 80cm (31in).

Growing Information

Hydrangea paniculata prefers a sunny or semi shaded position, with shelter from cold, drying winds. Grow hydrangea plants in any non alkaline, fertile, moist soil. Improve the soil prior to planting by adding with plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost, ensuring that it is mixed in thoroughly and deeply.