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Incrediball® Hydrangea
Incrediball® Hydrangea
$29.25
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57 in stock
Hydrangea arborescens 'Abetwo'
Choose Incrediball® Hydrangea if you want a big white summer-blooming shrub that flowers dependably after New England winters. The tradeoff: the flower heads are large, so plan on pruning and cleanup rather than a tidy, no-work shrub.
Buy This If
- You want large white blooms.
- You prefer new-wood flowering.
- You have room for a rounded shrub.
Skip This If
- Deer browse your yard heavily.
- You need a tight, formal plant.
- Your site dries out often.
PGNE Report Card
| Category | Grade | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Landscape Impact | A | The large white blooms carry a lot of visual weight, especially in groups or against evergreens. |
| Growth Rate | A- | It fills in quickly once established, which helps when you do not want to wait years for a shrub border to look settled. |
| Maintenance | B | Cut it back in late winter or early spring and water during dry spells; spent blooms can look tired if ignored. |
| Deer Resistance | C | Hydrangeas aren't deer-resistant, but they aren't a deer favorite either. Deer may nibble tender new growth and flower buds, so protect plants where deer pressure is heavy. |
| Small Space Fit | C+ | It is not the best pick for tight entries or narrow beds because the shrub and blooms need elbow room. |
| Screening Value | C | It helps soften views in season, but it is not dense enough or evergreen enough for real privacy. |
Our Experience
At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Incrediball® Hydrangea for homeowners who want a big, dependable white hydrangea without fussing over winter bud damage. Give it room, keep it watered while establishing, and do not tuck it into a cramped front walk.
Plant Facts
| Mature Height | 4.5 ft |
|---|---|
| Mature Width | 4.5 ft |
| Hardiness Zones | 3a-8a |
| Spacing | 4.5 ft |
| Sun | Full Sun to Part Shade |
| Moisture | average to moist |
| Growth Habit | Rounded, mounding |
Customers Usually Ask
Will it bloom after a hard winter?
Yes. It blooms on new wood, so winter bud loss is much less of a concern.
Can the flowers turn blue?
No. This is a white smooth hydrangea, and soil pH will not make it blue.
When should I prune it?
Prune in late winter or early spring before new growth really gets going.
Why Hydrangeas Steal the Show?
Hydrangeas deliver oversized blooms, rich seasonal color, and reliable performance in New England landscapes. Whether you prefer classic blue mopheads, bright white panicles, or soft pink rebloomers, hydrangeas create dramatic focal points with surprisingly low maintenance. Perfect for foundation plantings, borders, and statement garden beds.
- Massive, Show-Stopping Blooms - Oversized flower heads create instant visual impact and elevate any garden space.
- Reliable & Cold Hardy - Many varieties perform well in Zones 4–8, making them ideal for northern landscapes.
- Long Seasonal Color - Extended bloom time keeps your yard vibrant from mid-summer through early fall.
Grown and hardened off for New England conditions
We grow and acclimate our Proven Winners stock right here in New Hampshire, so it's ready for New England winters before it ever leaves our nursery.
Pro Growers of New England, Inc
SKU:PGNE-32051
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