To make hydrangea flowers turn purple, start by bringing the soil pH to a slightly acidic level between about 5.0 and 6.0. Ensure the plant has ample access

Hydrangea macrophylla 'SchrollA02' Deep Purple – Mophead HydrangeaThis is a truly beautiful purple hydrangea, with an extended display of la

Hydrangea macrophylla

Thinking of adding some purple hydrangeas to your garden, but aren't sure what to plant? There are many different options, so picking the perfect plant can be a bit confusing! In this article, gardening expert and hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago lists out her favorite purple hydrangea varieties you can grow!

Do hydrangeas like acidic soil? Yes, and understanding this is the secret to unlocking their most vibrant hues. These stunning blooms thrive in slightly acidic soil, which can influence their color palette—acidic soil turns pink varieties into deep blues and enhances the richness of existing shades. Learn how to test and amend your soil to create the perfect pH environment that supports healthy growth and striking color changes in your hydrangeas, making your garden truly unforgettable.

Dark Purple Hydrangea

Purple hydrangeas