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Planting Details
Growing Zones: 4-9
What's my zone?
Height: 3-4 ft.
Width: 3-4 ft.
Sunlight: Partial Sun
Blooms: Spring - Fall
Spacing: 3 ft.
Botanical: Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer' PP#15298
Cannot Ship to: AZ
Plant Directions: Sent with Order
Warranty Covered

Endless Summer Hydrangea

5 out of 5 24
Read 24 Reviews

Endless Summer Hydrangea... Worth the Hype?

"One of the most important new plant introductions of the last 50 years."
Michael Dirr , Horticultural Rock Star.


Yes, the Endless Summer has its own web site, its own ads and seems to have more blog posts than Global Warming... but does it live up to the hype?


Here are some common claims and what you can actually expect:

Claim #1 - You Get 6 Months of Continual Blooms!


Endless Summer blooms from early summer to the first frost. Milder climates should see pretty consistent blooms until around Thanksgiving, except for a brief week or two in August when they may get a little sparse. Northerners will see full blooms for 3-4 months.


Most other hydrangeas only bloom early for a few weeks, then they're done... thus the name "Endless Summer".


Claim #2- The Only Hydrangea That Will Still Bloom if Hit by a Late Spring Frost!


Newer varieties are becoming Frost Proof. Endless Summer was the first and is the highest quality frost proof hydrangea. Some gardeners have commented on reduced flowering after freak cold snaps, but we've never seen any reduction.


Claim #3- Revolutionized Northern Shade Gardening while still thriving in the South!


The Endless Summer Hydrangea was developed in Minnesota, so you know it's cold hardy. Old hydrangeas could only survive to zone 6- the Endless Summer grows up to zone 4!


They are very tolerant to both extreme heat and extreme cold.


Claim #4- You get Huge the Size of Your Head!


I have seen the 5 ft. tall branches dressed up as people during Halloween. After the first year the blooms are about 8-10 inches in diameter.


They make long lasting indoor floral arrangements. Plus the plant puts out even more flowers after you cut them back.


Claim #5- You can Change Your Bloom Colors!


You can show off your Gardening Ju Jitsu by changing the acidity of your soil.


Blue flowers appear in acidic soil, bright pink ones in alkaline. It's actually a neat way to test your dirt.


Claim #6- One of the Few Hydrangeas to Bloom on New Growth!


Typical hydrangeas only produce blooms on old growth. This really limited your color if you live up north or had a late frost.


Endless Summer Hydrangeas provide you with its signature blooms because they don't need last season's growth to produce new flowers.


Tip - How to get Double the Blooms on your Endless Summer Hydrangeas


Our nursery manager has some at his home. After the first round of blooms, he snips off the flowers. This may sound crazy... but each stem he trimmed off grows into two. Each old bloom turns into two new ones, and in three weeks he gets twice the flowers!


Of all our Hydrangeas, the Endless Summer is by far the best seller. They thrive almost everywhere and seldom have any problems.


You should avoid any size less than one gallon. We don't offer them because you won't get blooms for the first year.


Our oversized one gallons are grown a year longer and will give you many blooms. Our three gallons are grown two years longer and have a shrub form that will quickly blanket with blooms and give you a tall, full hedge.


You can plant them alone or in rows... in containers or along your foundation. They're very versatile.


Go ahead and order today while large sizes are still available.





Customer Reviews
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Hildegard
Always was tempted try the Endless Summer Hydrangea, now I am fascinated.

Linda
I Love Endless Summer Hydrangeas. This is my 3rd year and they are still healthy as ever in our zone 4-5 area.

Julie G.
I just got my Endless Summer Hydrangea, beautiful!!

karen
The Endless Summer Hydrangea had great results, it was my first one and I love it. Easy to maintain, great show.

gardener
Endless summer....3 year old plants are blooming great in 2009. In Michigan ,zone 5, we've had a medium wet spring and summer. I just love this plant and would highly recommend it for even the beginner gardener. Make sure to plant it in the right spot and don't be afraid to move it if it needs a better location. I have just moved a 3year old plant and it is doing great. Our summer has been cool so I credit the temp. for most of my success.Move it early in the season if you need to.A very exciting plant!!!!

VaraBuchanan
I have grown Endless Summer Hydrangeas for 5 years. I grow them in containers and then put them in a storage building in the winter. The older the plants get the more blooms I have and the longer they bloom thru the summer. I had a plant with 3 blooms starting to develop in November. I stored them and the blooms did not die. They stayed green and came out and I had them blooming in late February and early March. I have between 40 to 60 blooms on each plant in the spring. I am known as The Hydrangea Lady in this part of Dallas. You should see my plants, they are beautiful. So easy to grow. I love them!!!!!!!

L R Hughes
Both Endless Summer Hydrangeas are doing well and bloomed lightly. I'm hoping they do well next year!

gardener50
This is my 4th year for my Endless Summer Hydrangea. I was excited to see a variety of colors this year and huge mopheads! The blooms have been plentiful this year & have been bright blue, deep pink, pale pink, pale blue, a mixture of pink & pale green. I don't use anything to change the colors I just let our soil do it's own thing and the results this year have been spectacular! You do need to water it during hot dry spells but this plant is worth the effort!

Lisa
My endless summer hydrangea is growing nicely. I am in Arizona so I have kept all 3 in partial shade.

june w. baker
i purchased three endless summer hydrangea this year and am very excited that they will bloom all summer since most flowers are finished around august. well this year my hydrangea are still blooming so i am happy and hope to have many more years of blooms...

Just starting out!
I received the Endless Summer Hydrangeas this summer. Despite an early "deer attack" the plants are thriving beautifully. I used a little Liquid Fence and the deer have completely avoided these beauties. It's early October and the plants are still blooming in pinks, blues and purples. I could not be happier.

washingtondc gardener
We've been thrilled with our Endless Summer Hydrangia --- put it in a sunny spot in zone 7, are careful to water when there hasn't been rain (they are water hogs), and have been rewarded with blooms of every color from the time we put it in the ground in late spring until now.

NC Lisa
I have two Endless Summer Hydrangeas. I have them in pots on my deck. They are still blooming and it's almost December!

Love2Garden
My three Endless Summer Hydrangeas, planted in '08, have performed well from the start. It's May 3 and they will soon be full of gorgeous blooms of varied color! They are in a mostly shade garden in northern VA with hostas and other shade lovers. They are gorgeous plants!

Beginner
This is my first year of having a yard to play in. I talked to my local Garden Centre and they recommeded the Endless Hydangeas. Gorgeous...plant, easy to care for, love them to death, had many many compliments and will be planting many more. We live in Northern Saskatchewan Canada.

MsLolly
Hydrangeas are a memory from my childhood. I do remember a huge bush next to the front steps. So many people have obtained cuttings from it and started a bush in their own gardens. Most of my family have a bush that started from granny's original bush, which she started from her mother's plant. Granny's hydrangea was white unless she would change the color. What is so funny to me is that all the "cuttings" from this plant are not white as hers was. They are mostly blues. When mine bloomed, it was a lovely shade of Lilac! I love this plant.

iowa melanie
I love these Endless Summer Hydrangeas. I have 6 of them. We moved 4 of them and they are doing well and we do not have a green thumb so i would say they are pretty easy and yes they are water hogs.

Anonymous
Received the endless summer hydrangeas in good condition last fall and planted them in a shady spot on the north side of my garage. To my surprise they grew in strong this spring despite the lack of any direct sun and are looking good. Plan to get some more to complete the line. Thanks.

Krista
So far so good, I got my endless summer hydrangeas last year and they are still going strong.

Kim
My all time favorite Endless summer Hydrangeas. When I planted my it was blue. Now it is white. Big and Beautiful.

Anita in Oklahoma
These endless summer hydrangea shrubs survived the harsh winter in NW Oklahoma & are beginning to bloom this summer. I was very surprised to see that they did live through the winter.

maria,maria
I love my endless summer hydrangeas. I bought it last year... and oh my! after a year...gave alot of flower heads!!! I can`t believe that I can add this plant in my garden,thought it just grows in cold climate... accidentally bought the right variety. I live here in St. Petersburg,Florida...will be buying more to plant in huge flower pots!

CC in Spotsy
These are the first hydrangeas that lived for me. I planted and killed them in NC, CO, AL, SC and DE. I was very happy to have blooms, one with pink/purple and the other blue/purple, and did not give up on hydrangeas. I now live in Spotsylvania, VA and they are thriving very well. However, we had a very heavy downpour in May and I cut off all the blooms and made flower arrangements to take take to graduation parties. The plants look very healthy, but no flowers since. It is the first week of August and am still hopeful for some blooms. I plan to buy more Endless Summer to plant this fall for containers on my patio.

Dianna
I just love the Endless Summer Hydrangea. Here it is the second week in October and I am still getting new blooms. This my first year growing them, and I am hooked. I planted them back in April. They are easy to grow, and I just love the big round heads. I can't wait for next spring when they will be twice the size.
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Endless Summer Hydrangea 




1 Gallon (?)
In stock now
List $39.95
Now $25.96
3 for $23.36 ea.
6 for $22.07 ea.
Qty:          Buy Now
3 Gallon (?)
Only 4 left!
List $59.95
Now $44.95
3 for $40.46 ea.
6 for $38.21 ea.
Qty:          Buy Now




Planting Details
Growing Zones: 4-9
What's my zone?
Height: 3-4 ft.
Width: 3-4 ft.
Sunlight: Partial Sun
Blooms: Spring - Fall
Spacing: 3 ft.
Botanical: Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer' PP#15298
Cannot Ship to: AZ
Plant Directions: Sent with Order
Warranty Covered

Endless Summer Hydrangea

5 out of 5 24
Read 24 Reviews

Endless Summer Hydrangea... Worth the Hype?

"One of the most important new plant introductions of the last 50 years."
Michael Dirr , Horticultural Rock Star.


Yes, the Endless Summer has its own web site, its own ads and seems to have more blog posts than Global Warming... but does it live up to the hype?


Here are some common claims and what you can actually expect:

Claim #1 - You Get 6 Months of Continual Blooms!


Endless Summer blooms from early summer to the first frost. Milder climates should see pretty consistent blooms until around Thanksgiving, except for a brief week or two in August when they may get a little sparse. Northerners will see full blooms for 3-4 months.


Most other hydrangeas only bloom early for a few weeks, then they're done... thus the name "Endless Summer".


Claim #2- The Only Hydrangea That Will Still Bloom if Hit by a Late Spring Frost!


Newer varieties are becoming Frost Proof. Endless Summer was the first and is the highest quality frost proof hydrangea. Some gardeners have commented on reduced flowering after freak cold snaps, but we've never seen any reduction.


Claim #3- Revolutionized Northern Shade Gardening while still thriving in the South!


The Endless Summer Hydrangea was developed in Minnesota, so you know it's cold hardy. Old hydrangeas could only survive to zone 6- the Endless Summer grows up to zone 4!


They are very tolerant to both extreme heat and extreme cold.


Claim #4- You get Huge the Size of Your Head!


I have seen the 5 ft. tall branches dressed up as people during Halloween. After the first year the blooms are about 8-10 inches in diameter.


They make long lasting indoor floral arrangements. Plus the plant puts out even more flowers after you cut them back.


Claim #5- You can Change Your Bloom Colors!


You can show off your Gardening Ju Jitsu by changing the acidity of your soil.


Blue flowers appear in acidic soil, bright pink ones in alkaline. It's actually a neat way to test your dirt.


Claim #6- One of the Few Hydrangeas to Bloom on New Growth!


Typical hydrangeas only produce blooms on old growth. This really limited your color if you live up north or had a late frost.


Endless Summer Hydrangeas provide you with its signature blooms because they don't need last season's growth to produce new flowers.


Tip - How to get Double the Blooms on your Endless Summer Hydrangeas


Our nursery manager has some at his home. After the first round of blooms, he snips off the flowers. This may sound crazy... but each stem he trimmed off grows into two. Each old bloom turns into two new ones, and in three weeks he gets twice the flowers!


Of all our Hydrangeas, the Endless Summer is by far the best seller. They thrive almost everywhere and seldom have any problems.


You should avoid any size less than one gallon. We don't offer them because you won't get blooms for the first year.


Our oversized one gallons are grown a year longer and will give you many blooms. Our three gallons are grown two years longer and have a shrub form that will quickly blanket with blooms and give you a tall, full hedge.


You can plant them alone or in rows... in containers or along your foundation. They're very versatile.


Go ahead and order today while large sizes are still available.





Customer Reviews
back to top of page

Hildegard
Always was tempted try the Endless Summer Hydrangea, now I am fascinated.

Linda
I Love Endless Summer Hydrangeas. This is my 3rd year and they are still healthy as ever in our zone 4-5 area.

Julie G.
I just got my Endless Summer Hydrangea, beautiful!!

karen
The Endless Summer Hydrangea had great results, it was my first one and I love it. Easy to maintain, great show.

gardener
Endless summer....3 year old plants are blooming great in 2009. In Michigan ,zone 5, we've had a medium wet spring and summer. I just love this plant and would highly recommend it for even the beginner gardener. Make sure to plant it in the right spot and don't be afraid to move it if it needs a better location. I have just moved a 3year old plant and it is doing great. Our summer has been cool so I credit the temp. for most of my success.Move it early in the season if you need to.A very exciting plant!!!!

VaraBuchanan
I have grown Endless Summer Hydrangeas for 5 years. I grow them in containers and then put them in a storage building in the winter. The older the plants get the more blooms I have and the longer they bloom thru the summer. I had a plant with 3 blooms starting to develop in November. I stored them and the blooms did not die. They stayed green and came out and I had them blooming in late February and early March. I have between 40 to 60 blooms on each plant in the spring. I am known as The Hydrangea Lady in this part of Dallas. You should see my plants, they are beautiful. So easy to grow. I love them!!!!!!!

L R Hughes
Both Endless Summer Hydrangeas are doing well and bloomed lightly. I'm hoping they do well next year!

gardener50
This is my 4th year for my Endless Summer Hydrangea. I was excited to see a variety of colors this year and huge mopheads! The blooms have been plentiful this year & have been bright blue, deep pink, pale pink, pale blue, a mixture of pink & pale green. I don't use anything to change the colors I just let our soil do it's own thing and the results this year have been spectacular! You do need to water it during hot dry spells but this plant is worth the effort!

Lisa
My endless summer hydrangea is growing nicely. I am in Arizona so I have kept all 3 in partial shade.

june w. baker
i purchased three endless summer hydrangea this year and am very excited that they will bloom all summer since most flowers are finished around august. well this year my hydrangea are still blooming so i am happy and hope to have many more years of blooms...

Just starting out!
I received the Endless Summer Hydrangeas this summer. Despite an early "deer attack" the plants are thriving beautifully. I used a little Liquid Fence and the deer have completely avoided these beauties. It's early October and the plants are still blooming in pinks, blues and purples. I could not be happier.

washingtondc gardener
We've been thrilled with our Endless Summer Hydrangia --- put it in a sunny spot in zone 7, are careful to water when there hasn't been rain (they are water hogs), and have been rewarded with blooms of every color from the time we put it in the ground in late spring until now.

NC Lisa
I have two Endless Summer Hydrangeas. I have them in pots on my deck. They are still blooming and it's almost December!

Love2Garden
My three Endless Summer Hydrangeas, planted in '08, have performed well from the start. It's May 3 and they will soon be full of gorgeous blooms of varied color! They are in a mostly shade garden in northern VA with hostas and other shade lovers. They are gorgeous plants!

Beginner
This is my first year of having a yard to play in. I talked to my local Garden Centre and they recommeded the Endless Hydangeas. Gorgeous...plant, easy to care for, love them to death, had many many compliments and will be planting many more. We live in Northern Saskatchewan Canada.

MsLolly
Hydrangeas are a memory from my childhood. I do remember a huge bush next to the front steps. So many people have obtained cuttings from it and started a bush in their own gardens. Most of my family have a bush that started from granny's original bush, which she started from her mother's plant. Granny's hydrangea was white unless she would change the color. What is so funny to me is that all the "cuttings" from this plant are not white as hers was. They are mostly blues. When mine bloomed, it was a lovely shade of Lilac! I love this plant.

iowa melanie
I love these Endless Summer Hydrangeas. I have 6 of them. We moved 4 of them and they are doing well and we do not have a green thumb so i would say they are pretty easy and yes they are water hogs.

Anonymous
Received the endless summer hydrangeas in good condition last fall and planted them in a shady spot on the north side of my garage. To my surprise they grew in strong this spring despite the lack of any direct sun and are looking good. Plan to get some more to complete the line. Thanks.

Krista
So far so good, I got my endless summer hydrangeas last year and they are still going strong.

Kim
My all time favorite Endless summer Hydrangeas. When I planted my it was blue. Now it is white. Big and Beautiful.

Anita in Oklahoma
These endless summer hydrangea shrubs survived the harsh winter in NW Oklahoma & are beginning to bloom this summer. I was very surprised to see that they did live through the winter.

maria,maria
I love my endless summer hydrangeas. I bought it last year... and oh my! after a year...gave alot of flower heads!!! I can`t believe that I can add this plant in my garden,thought it just grows in cold climate... accidentally bought the right variety. I live here in St. Petersburg,Florida...will be buying more to plant in huge flower pots!

CC in Spotsy
These are the first hydrangeas that lived for me. I planted and killed them in NC, CO, AL, SC and DE. I was very happy to have blooms, one with pink/purple and the other blue/purple, and did not give up on hydrangeas. I now live in Spotsylvania, VA and they are thriving very well. However, we had a very heavy downpour in May and I cut off all the blooms and made flower arrangements to take take to graduation parties. The plants look very healthy, but no flowers since. It is the first week of August and am still hopeful for some blooms. I plan to buy more Endless Summer to plant this fall for containers on my patio.

Dianna
I just love the Endless Summer Hydrangea. Here it is the second week in October and I am still getting new blooms. This my first year growing them, and I am hooked. I planted them back in April. They are easy to grow, and I just love the big round heads. I can't wait for next spring when they will be twice the size.
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