The name says it all—Proven Winners® Incrediball® Hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens 'Abetwo') lives up to its title with some of the largest, most jaw-dropping blooms in the garden world. This native Smooth Hydrangea cultivar was selected from the beloved Annabelle and improved upon with stronger stems and even more robust floral power! Each basketball-sized mophead bloom can reach a full foot across, bursting into creamy green florets that brighten to pristine white through summer, before mellowing to a jade-green in fall. These enormous flowers bloom all summer and fall, making a dramatic display that keeps on giving—even into winter if you leave them standing for seasonal interest! This deciduous shrub grows into a tidy, rounded form with dark green, textured foliage that sets off the voluminous white flowers like a pro. Standing 4–5 feet tall and wide, its strong, upright stems were bred to hold up those heavy blossoms—no flopping here! As an easy-care shrub with resistance to powdery mildew, it offers both performance and beauty with very little effort on your part. This Proven Winners® variety truly earns its reputation for dependability, vigor, and eye-popping blooms! Key Features Huge white mophead blooms grow up to a foot across Blooms all summer into fall, turning jade green later in the season Strong stems bred not to flop Flowers on new wood – blooms every year without fail Cold-hardy, heat-tolerant, and mildew-resistant Excellent for cut flowers and drying Hardy in USDA Zones 3–9 Low maintenance and highly adaptable Landscaping Uses At 4–5 feet tall and wide, Incrediball® Hydrangea’s round form and dramatic blooms make it a landscaping showstopper. Whether you're aiming for curb appeal or a showpiece in your butterfly garden, Incrediball delivers the goods in spades. Well-loved by florists and homeowners alike, the Incrediball® Hydrangea is a standout cut flower, ideal fresh or dried! Imagine your bridal bouquet made of these enormous white blooms! Use as a specimen plant near patios, walkways, or entries Plant in groups for lush sweeps of white in mixed beds Create a low flowering hedge by spacing 3 feet apart Flank pathways or outdoor living spaces for symmetrical flair Soften the base of fences or utility boxes Mix with perennials or native woodland plants Include in Moon Gardens or butterfly gardens for pollinator appeal Care and Maintenance This woody deciduous shrub is a low-maintenance beauty with strong stems and tough roots. It thrives with basic care and rewards gardeners with massive blooms each season. Hardy across a broad range of zones and happy in various light and soil conditions, it thrives in USDA zones 3–9. It blooms on new wood, meaning you’ll get a show each year regardless of winter damage. Planting Time: Spring or fall. Read how to plant Hydrangeas here! Sun Needs: Full sun to part sun (minimum 4–6 hours for best blooms and strong stems) Soil Needs: Well-drained soil; handles a wide range but avoid wet feet Moisture Needs: Even moisture; keep moderately moist Arborist Mulch: 3-inch layer of mulch to keep roots cool and retain moisture; keep away from stems and crown to avoid issues. Fertilization Needs: Moderate; apply balanced fertilizer in spring Pruning Info: Blooms on new wood—prune in late winter or early spring; cut back stems by half or to a few inches above ground for best bloom size Renewal Pruning: Yes, a harder prune often yields larger blooms Special Perks/Growing Tips: Deer-resistant and powdery mildew-resistant Tolerates urban conditions and compacted soil Cold-hardy and heat-tolerant Great for both formal and informal garden styles An Incrediball® of a Showstopper The name isn’t an exaggeration—it’s a blooming marvel! If your garden needs a splash of drama and elegance with none of the fuss, Proven Winners® Incrediball® Smooth Hydrangea will rise to the occasion. With blooms the size of your head and stems that don’t stoop, this bold bloomer will turn your landscape into a high-impact haven. Buy now, and Nature Hills will ship at the appropriate planting time for your growing zone—your garden won't know what hit it!
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