Hydrangea Trees

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Hydrangea trees, also known as Hydrangea paniculata, are among the most stunning flowering trees available, and it’s easy to see why. They grow in most parts of the United States, offer large, vibrant flowers, and are dependable bloomers year after year. Hydrangea are shrubs that don’t naturally grow in tree form. However, Hydrangea paniculata can be trained to take a tree shape with careful pruning. Learn more about the three types of hydrangeas in our complete guide. Hydrangea Trees Varieties There are dozens of hydrangea tree varieties, each with the same show-stopping blooms. A few of our favorites are below. Fire Light Hydrangea Tree: Enjoy blazing creamy white and red-pink blooms for months with a Fire Light Hydrangea. Fire Light hydrangeas make a fantastic specimen plant and are a favorite choice for cut flower arrangements and dried flowers. 1. Hardiness: USDA zones 3 to 8 2. Size: 6 feet tall x 6 feet wide 3. Growth rate: Moderate 4. Sunlight: Full sun to Partial Sun 5. What makes Fire Light Hydrangea unique: a) Large, showy flowerheads. b) Blooms in full sun or partial shade Limelight Hydrangea Tree: This extremely cold-hardy hydrangea tree is reminiscent of an eloquent bouquet. You’ll be awed by the enormous poms of white blooms that emerged from this petite variety. 1. Hardiness: USDA zones 3 to 8 2. Size: 6-8 feet tall x 4-5 feet wide 3. Growth rate: Moderate 4. Sunlight: a) Part Shade/Part Sun (Zones 7-8) b) Full Sun (Zones 4-6) 5. What makes Fire Light Hydrangea unique: a) Pastel-like colors of pink, green, and blue give way to white blooms. b) Early floral display Little Lime Hydrangea Tree: All the benefits of a Limelight Hydrangea in a dwarf tree form. This stunning hydrangea is easy to manage, making it perfect for tight borders and patio and porch containers. 1. Hardiness: USDA zones 3 to 9 2. Size: 3-5 feet tall x 3-5 feet wide 3. Growth rate: Moderate 4. Sunlight: a) Part Shade/Part Sun (Zones 6-9) b) Full Sun (Zones 4-6) 5. What makes Fire Lig