black hydrangea plant
Are you searching for the elusive black hydrangea plant to add striking elegance to your garden? This dramatic colour is in high demand, with gardeners seeking blooms in shades so deep they appear almost black. While true black hydrangeas are rare—most varieties produce deep purple or burgundy flowers—many New Zealand gardeners are captivated by these unique plants for their bold statement and versatility. Explore below to discover the truth about black hydrangea plants, how to create darker blooms, and inspiring alternatives for achieving a sophisticated palette in your landscape.
Fertiliser for acid loving plants (Acid Fertiliser)
Using fertiliser for acid loving plants is important for plants such as Camellias, Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Daphne’s, Gardenia’s, and Hydrangea’s who all prefer an acidic soil. The Plant Company has specifically blended fertilisers to cater for such plants that also reduces the risk of injury to plants through being applied too heavily.
Heuchera 'Northern Exposure Black'
Heuchera 'Northern Exposure Black' is a dramatic perennial renowned for its intensely dark foliage that provides exceptional contrast and year round interest in the garden. The large leaves display rich near black colouring that stands out beautifully against lighter plants and garden features.
From $22.01
