6. Hydrangea
The next flowering shrub we’ll talk about is the gorgeous Hydrangea, which has different bloom forms. Mopheads, for instance, are enormous, domed flowers, while lacecaps, on the other hand, have flat flowerheads with a frill of bigger petals around the outside.
If you plan on getting hydrangea and plant it in acidic soil or ericaceous compost, it can take on a wide range of colors, from white and pink to deep blue. A favorite among designers, the Annabelle kind, is large, white, and exquisitely blowsy.
