Hydrangea Wee Bit Giddy®

Wee Bit Series Bigleaf Hydrangea
$22.95 ea.
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Reblooms All Summer
All eyes are drawn to the jewel-toned, red-pink blossoms displayed against compact glossy green foliage. Soil pH will affect the color of its alluring mophead flowers. Treat with aluminum sulfate to produce dark violet-purple flowers. Reblooms all summer. From the Wee Bit™ Series, these dwarf macrophylla Hydrangea offer outstanding garden performance. Wee Bit Giddy™ offers strong stems and compact habit with little to no pruning required.

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Code HWBGI

Patent Pending 'SMNHML'

Plant Type Shrubs

Species macrophylla

Height Medium 2'

Spacing Plant 2 1/2' apart

Bloom Time Early Summer to Late Summer

Sun / Shade Mostly Sunny to Mostly Shady

Zones 5-9

Soil Type Normal, Acidic

Water Needs Medium

Sold In Plantable Pots (3.5x3.5x4")

Special Product

Proven Winners

These varieties have been proven in trials around the world to be vigorous and easy to grow. Best of all, Proven Winners are known to be absolutely covered with vibrant, long-blooming flowers.

Special Features

  • Good for Cut Flowers
  • Long-Blooming
  • Winter Interest

Planting Sites

  • Good for Hedge
  • Seaside/Salt Tolerant

Hydrangea General Information

Hydrangea are superb in the border for summer and autumn color. This shade-tolerant shrub is perfect for under trees and in the shadows of buildings. Provides winter interest too if flowers are left on. Great for indoor decorating as their flowers are easily dried. Proven Winners® selections are trialed and tested to be colorful, long blooming, carefree and easy to grow. Idaho has restricted all potted plant material from being shipped into Idaho at this time.

Hydrangea Plant Care

Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Blooms on old and new wood. Can be pinched or pruned while young to build a full-bodied, well-branched plant. May benefit from winter mulch in northern areas. Easiest pruning is to simply remove any dead canes after the hydrangea sprouts in the spring. A slow-release fertilizer recommended for shrubs and trees may be applied once a year. Spread around the drip line of the branches, not the base. Lightly cover the fertilizer with soil to activate and water well.