Hydrangea Teller is one of the most popular hydrangeas used in gardens. Hydrangea Teller has striking blue, white or red umbels. The flowers are in the easily recognisable shape of Hydrangeas: flat umbels in bright colours. The Hydrangea Teller are overwhelming when they bloom. In most cases, two types of flowers are united in an inflorescence: small, fertile flowers in the center and larger, often differently coloured flowers along the edge. The striking flowers attract insects to the fertile florets in the center. The Hydrangea Teller flowers from June-September and can grow to a maximum height of 150 cm when conditions are favourable. Care Hydrangeas like to grow in slightly acidic, humus-rich soil. Some shade is allowed. Because hydrangeas flower at the ends of branches from buds that have already formed the year before (after flowering), rejuvenation pruning is best to keep the shrubs healthy and within limits. Cut off the old flowering remnants shortly below each spring. Then remove 20% of the oldest branches (new ones will replace them) and in five years you will have a completely rejuvenated shrub with all new flowering branches, while not increasing the size of the shrub. Size The plants have a height of 25-40cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plants are supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 9cm.