Hydrangeas do well in pots, particularly dwarf and compact varieties like ‘Little Lime,’ which matures at 3-5 feet tall. They’re easy to maintain, moderate growers, and perfect for small yards and patios. Plant in the spring, and with proper care, they’ll last three to five years before needing to be repotted or planted in the ground. Give a container hydrangea a well-draining pot, at least four hours of sun each day, and lots of water to keep it from drying out. Before planting, take these…
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