Carolina Gardening: Blooming & Growing in August, 0 by CoreHHI

CoreHHI wrote:
Here's a limelight hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata) but I have a problem. These are more a cold weather hydrangea so I planted one in a shady spot, too shady. Idea being to keep it from being burnt to a crisp during the summer. The only part flowering is one branch that hangs out in the sun. Turned out that these seem to have no trouble with heat or humidity and I need to transplant it to a spot that gets more sun. Flower color not dependent on the PH of the soil and they are a light green to white flower. Mine are starting off light green then turn white as they age. Grows fast and no problems so far I just need to get it in a sunnier spot for next year.