Hydrangea are deciduous shrubs and climbers. They are grown for their beautiful flowers that last throughout the Summer and Autumn. Hydrangea leaves are narrowly ovate and change colour through Autumn from green to orange-brown. Woody hydrangeas like a moist root run and perform well in all soils. The also don't mind being shaded or in a woody habitat. Flower heads can be dried and used in flower arrangements or they can be left on through the Winter so the frost can make them sparkle

Hydrangea paniculata 'Bobo', commonly known as Bobo Hydrangea, is a compact, deciduous shrub prized for its abundant white blooms that turn pink as they mature. It is an excellent choice for smaller gardens or container planting due to its compact size and impressive flowering display. 

Here is an overview of

• Leaves: The leaves of Hydrangea 'Bobo' are dark green, oval-shaped, and medium-sized, providing a rich backdrop for the flowers. The foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season. While the foliage does not turn spectacular colors in autumn, it provides a consistent, lush background until leaf drop. 
• Bloom Time: Bobo flowers from mid-summer to early autumn (typically July through September), offering several months of vibrant blooms. The cone-shaped flower heads are large, starting off a brilliant white and gradually turning pinkish as the season progresses. The flowers remain beautiful throughout the blooming period, and even as they dry on the plant, they continue to provide garden interest.
• Hydrangea 'Bobo' is a dwarf variety, growing to about 0.9-1.2 meters (3-4 feet) in height and spread. Its compact, mounding shape makes it ideal for smaller spaces or container planting.

Hydrangea paniculata 'Bobo' is quite adaptable when it comes to light conditions. It thrives in full sun but can also do well in partial shade. This makes it a versatile choice for different garden settings, from sun-filled borders to areas with a bit more shade. Unlike other hydrangea species that prefer shade, 'Bobo' can tolerate more sun, making it a great option for sunnier spots in the garden.

Hydrangea Bobo with its small stature makes it perfect for planting in front of borders, in small garden beds, or even in large containers, offering versatility for gardeners with limited space.

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Guide to Planting Field-Grown Root Balled Plants

Pros:

1. Established Roots: Typically stronger, established roots ensure better initial growth.
2. Immediate Impact: Larger plants provide instant structure and aesthetics.

Cons:

1. Heavy and Bulky: Can be difficult to transport and plant due to size and weight.
2. Seasonal Availability: Generally available only in the dormant season (autumn to early spring).

Preparation for Planting:

1. Unwrap Carefully: Remove any packaging material, but leave the burlap or wire basket on.
2. Keep plants moist: Plants should be kept moist until the time of planting.

Planting Process:

1. Dig a Hole: Make a hole twice the width of the root ball and the same depth.
2. Position Plant: Place the root ball in the hole, ensuring the top is level with the ground surface.
3. Do Not Remove Root Sack: Leave the burlap or wire basket around the root ball. It is bio degradable and will rot away naturally.
4. Backfill: Fill the hole with soil, firming gently around the roots to eliminate air pockets.
5. Water: Water deeply after planting to settle the soil and avoid wilting.

Possibility of Losses:

• Initial Shock: Some plants may suffer transplant shock, leading to potential losses.
• Mitigation: Proper care and consistent watering during the establishment phase can minimise this risk.

Main Causes of Failure:

1. Improper Planting Depth: Planting too deep or too shallow can stress the roots.
2. Poor Soil Conditions: Compacted or poorly drained soil can hinder root growth.
3. Insufficient Watering: Both under-watering and over-watering can lead to plant stress and failure. Strong wind can dry leafy pants.
4. Pest and Disease: Lack of protection and monitoring can result in damage from pests and diseases.

Tips for Success:

1. Stake Larger Plants: Support with stakes to prevent wind damage.
2. Mulch: Apply a layer of mulch around the base to retain moisture and regulate temperature.
3. Regular Monitoring: Check for signs of stress, pests, and disease, and address them promptly.

By following these guidelines and providing consistent aftercare, you can successfully plant and establish field-grown root balled plants in your garden.

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Does the height include the pot?

No, we measure from the top of the pot to the tip of the plant except for some of the instant planted screens, in this case it will be stated in the description

How long does delivery take?

Most orders are delivered in just a few days, Smaller items are often sent with Parcelforce on a next day service, Larger items should allow up to 10 days due to the size of the items they often have to be sent on our own transport.

Where will you leave my plants?

We will leave your order at the front of your property, Parcelforce may
leave your items in a safe place if you let us know, Pallet couriers
will require a flat hard surface to deliver to, no gravel or soil, a
driveway or parking spot would be best. Most importantly Deliveries by
pallet courier will require access for a large truck (bin lorry sized)
to get near the delivery point. Deliveries sent on our own transport may come in a small van or larger truck.