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Hydrangea 'Dear Deloris' (3 Gallon)

Hydrangea 'Dear Deloris' (3 Gallon)

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Hydrangea 'Dear Deloris' (3 Gallon)
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Dear Deloris'

There’s something about a blooming hydrangea that feels like coming home — and 'Dear Deloris' captures that spirit perfectly. Available at Wright’s Market, this beautiful hydrangea fills gardens with generous clusters of soft, classic blooms, inviting memories of garden parties, handwritten letters, and Sunday afternoons spent with family and friends.

A Little History:
Hydrangeas have been cherished in home gardens for centuries, symbolizing gratitude, heartfelt emotion, and enduring bonds. The 'Dear Deloris' variety was named in honor of a beloved mother figure, embodying love, tradition, and the comforting beauty that family brings to our lives.

Flower Meaning:
Hydrangeas traditionally represent gratitude, grace, and heartfelt connection — a perfect living tribute to those we hold dear. The abundant blooms of 'Dear Deloris' offer a sweet reminder to cherish every gathering, large or small.

Where It Grows Best:
'Dear Deloris' thrives in partial sun to light shade, loving morning sunlight and a little afternoon protection. Ideal for cozy front yards, backyard retreats, or tucked beside porches where you can admire its beauty through the seasons.

Care Instructions:

  • Light: Morning sun with afternoon shade

  • Water: Regular watering; keep soil consistently moist but not soggy

  • Soil: Rich, well-draining soil — slightly acidic for the richest color

  • Maintenance: Prune lightly after flowering if needed; mulch to retain moisture and protect roots

Complimentary Plant Material:
Surround your 'Dear Deloris' with classic companions like hostas, astilbe, or foxglove for a soft, cottage-garden look. It also pairs beautifully with ferns and old-fashioned roses, creating a space that feels welcoming and tender — just like a visit with an old friend.

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