Among all the variety of species, the panic hydrangea is most suitable for growing in temperate climate conditions and is widely used in landscape design. This species has fairly large leaves and inflorescences, reminiscent of a panicle, which is why the plant got its name.
Hydrangeas, due to their high decorative properties, are used with great success to decorate estates, park and city landscaping.
Care for a panic hydrangea in the garden
Almost all varieties of panic hydrangeas are planted in open ground. And the best planting seedling at the age of 5 years. When planting a panic hydrangea in a garden, you need to choose a location away from other flowers, especially bulbous ones. The soil for it should be acidic or neutral, without alkaline compounds.
The introduction of mineral and organic fertilizers will promote faster growth and abundant flowering hydrangeas. It is permissible to plant a plant in autumn, but spring planting is preferable, as it guarantees good rooting and better readiness for wintering.
Garden compositions with a panicle hydrangea
In landscape design, the panic hydrangea can be successfully applied to create a variety of floral ensembles in any style.
For example, to decorate the Mediterranean style, you can place flowers in bright ceramic containers and place them on a gravel pillow. Or plant them on the perimeter of the plot, not forgetting to supplement the picture with suitable furniture and decorative objects.
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If your site is not too smooth, you can embody the oriental style, placing the main emphasis on the flower beds, where the flowers will be placed in the form of ornaments and patterns. Characteristic for this style is the presence of many decorative paths, boulder stones and flowering plants.
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The panicle hydrangea looks good in country houses with a rustic landscape design. The style is characterized by the presence of many abundantly flowering plants, beds and flower beds. Stressed design elements such as a well, a cart, a gazebo, benches.
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A collection of panic hydrangea in a garden made in the English style will look great. Here an abundance of flowers, hedges, paths, lawns is welcomed. In the center of all this splendor you can arrange hydrangeas, surrounding them with geraniums and ornamental herbs, which will create a beautiful ensemble, corresponding to a strict and aristocratic style.
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