Collection: Our Hydrangea Collection
Hydrangeas are classic, versatile shrubs known for their large, colorful blooms and ornamental appeal. At Maya Gardens, we offer nursery-grown hydrangeas selected for hardiness, bloom performance, and landscape beauty, making it easy to create vibrant gardens that impress year after year.
Our hydrangea varieties thrive in USDA zones 4–9, depending on the type, with clear guidance on sun exposure, soil preferences, and growth habits. Whether you want mophead, lacecap, or panicle hydrangeas, our collection provides healthy plants ready to establish quickly and flourish in your garden.
Hydrangeas are valued not only for their flowers but also for their foliage, seasonal interest, and versatility in borders, containers, or mixed plantings.
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All Summer Beauty Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Pink Mophead Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Confetti Panicle Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Shrub – White to Pink Cone Flowers – Zone 3–8 Garden Plant
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Double Down Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Double Pink Mophead Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Forever Pink Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Vibrant Pink Mophead Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Inspire Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Large Pink or Blue Mophead Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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L.A. Dreaming Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – White & Pink Lacecap Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Masja Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Rich Red-Pink Mophead Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Miss Saori Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Double White & Pink Picotee Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Nikko Blue Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Shrub – Classic Large Blue Mophead Flowers – Zone 6–9 Garden Plant
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Onyx Flamingo Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Bold Pink Mophead Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Onyx Peacock Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Compact Shrub – Iridescent Blue-Purple Lacecap Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Queen of Hearts Oakleaf Hydrangea Plant Live – Cold Hardy Native Shrub – White Cone Flowers – Zone 5–9 Garden Plant
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Will hydrangeas grow in my USDA zone?
Hydrangeas grow best in USDA zones 4–9, depending on the variety. Always check the hardiness zone for each plant to ensure success in your garden.
How much sunlight do hydrangeas need?
Hydrangeas prefer partial sun, typically 4–6 hours of sunlight daily, to encourage strong blooms without leaf scorch.
When is the best time to plant hydrangeas?
Plant hydrangeas in spring or fall, allowing roots to establish before extreme temperatures.
How quickly do hydrangeas bloom?
Most hydrangeas will bloom in their first or second season, depending on the variety and growing conditions.
How are hydrangeas shipped?
Our hydrangeas are carefully packaged to protect roots and foliage during shipping and arrive ready for planting.
Can hydrangeas be grown in containers?
Yes, many hydrangea varieties thrive in large containers, perfect for patios, decks, or small gardens.