Hydrangea 'Living Little Love'Hydrangea paniculata

Enjoy over 100 days of stunning, colour-shifting blooms with Hydrangea Living Little Love! This compact, deciduous shrub produces large, conical flower heads that begin with a fresh green tone in July, evolve to a soft cream in August, and finally transition to a delicate light pink by September. It’s a dynamic, long-lasting display that changes beautifully throughout the season. Part of the Living Creations collection, Living Little Love has been developed by a family-run nursery in the Netherlands, combining generations of expertise with cutting-edge plant breeding. These hydrangeas are renowned for their strength, resilience, and exceptional longevity. They feature robust stems, an impressive range of colours, and a lengthy bloom period that stretches well into autumn. Despite their beauty, these hydrangeas are remarkably easy to maintain. They withstand harsh winters and reliably bloom year after year, bringing vibrancy to your garden for months on end. If you have tricky spots in your garden—like shady north-facing borders, tree-shadowed areas, or those hard-to-fill corners on your patio—Living Little Love is the perfect solution. More drought-tolerant than mophead hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla), this variety thrives in drier, woodland-type environments, making it an excellent choice for shaded borders or large pots around the home. With a strong, well-branched framework, Living Little Love produces large, spectacular panicles that last from July to September. As the flowers transition in colour, they offer a continually evolving show of beauty. Once established, this hydrangea is a breeze to care for—simply prune back the plant each spring to maintain its tidy shape. Height: 90cm (35in). Spread: 80cm (31in). One of the exceptional ‘Living Creations’ series, Hydrangea ‘Living Little Love’ is a strongly-branching, compact, long-flowering variety featuring large flowers, starting green in July, transitioning to cream in August and finishing light pink in September. Hydrangea paniculata prefers a sunny or semi shaded position, with shelter from cold, drying winds. Grow hydrangea plants in any non alkaline, fertile, moist soil. Improve the soil prior to planting by adding with plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost, ensuring that it is mixed in thoroughly and deeply.