Hydrangea Serrata Lets Dance !Arriba! Pw

 Consider ‘Let’s Dance ¡Arriba!’ for its vigorous growth rate and brilliantly colorful blooms that range from pink to violet to blue depending on soil pH. Good for cut flowers both fresh and dried, does well as a boarder, in the landscape, or as a specimen. 

Attracts pollinators. 

Full sun-part shade. Average, moist, well draining soil. If planted in higher sun, apply mulch to maintain soil moisture. Zone 4-9.

Pruning negatively impacts flower production, however death and damage should be removed in spring when you can sew where new growth emerges. 

Apply granular rose fertilizer in early spring to encourage bud production. Do not fertilize after late July, as nutrients interfere with dormancy cycle.