White Wedding® Hydrangea – A breathtaking beauty with giant, snow-white blooms! This elegant flowering shrub lights up the garden with dense, cone-shaped flower clusters that last from summer through fall. Perfect for garden borders, foundation plantings, or cut flower displays – it adds class and charm with minimal fuss. Produces huge, creamy-white blooms that age to soft pink Hardy in zones 4–9 Thrives in full sun to partial shade Height 48–72 inches, Spread 48–72 inches Low maintenance and great for cut flower arrangements Note: Ships securely in its pot to protect roots during transit. Some variation in size or pot may occur based on seasonal growth. Plant may be pruned before shipping for health and compactness. Please note: Due to agricultural restrictions, this item cannot ship to certain states including California. Growing Zones: 4-9 Mature Height: 48 to 72 Inches Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade Mature Width: 48 to 72 Inches Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata ‘White Wedding’ Growth Rate: Moderate Type: Flowering Shrub FAQ's Is Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro' a perennial? 'Stella de Oro' is a hardy herbaceous perennial that returns year after year with minimal care, making it perfect for low-maintenance gardens. How often does the Stella de Oro Daylily bloom? It’s a reblooming daylily, producing golden-yellow flowers from late spring through fall. Deadheading can help encourage even more blooms. What type of soil is best for Stella de Oro? Well-drained, loamy soil is ideal. It adapts to a range of soil types but performs best in slightly acidic to neutral soil with good drainage. How do I care for this daylily? Water regularly during dry periods, plant in full sun for best flowering, and cut back foliage in the fall. Very little maintenance is needed. Can I grow Stella de Oro in containers? Yes! It’s great for pots and containers. Use a well-draining potting mix and place the container in a sunny location for best bloom performance. Is Stella de Oro deer resistant? It’s moderately deer resistant. While not deer-proof, it's less likely to be eaten compared to many other flowering plants.
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