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I know that H. Paniculata prefers/needs sun. I have a Phantom that I need to place. All of the literature I have read lists this particular paniculata variety as being more shade tolerant. Can this be a mistake? I have very little full sun so I would rather not use a sunny spot if this plant will do ok in less sun. Anyone growing one? I'm in CT zone 6 if that matters. Thanks.
This has some of the larger blooms in the PG family. If in mostly bright shade, the blooms might be the size of a regular Grandiflora instead of their full size. Just being hypothetical.
Let's clarify.....Hydrangea paniculatas are very sun tolerant but they do not necessarily require a lot of sun. They grow perfectly well in light, half-day or dappled shade and it has no effect on the flowering other than to prolong the bloom and/or the color somewhat.
Thank you for the replies. I have read in some threads that they need more sun. It's good to know that's not true bc my full sun spots are limited and i so love the Paniculatas! I am a very new gardener. I read a lot but I have gotten such mixed information. Thanks again :)
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