20 Dreamy Hydrangea Gardens That Are Giving Us Major Inspiration

Who cares where the stairs lead when they’re flanked by hydrangeas? Contrasting coleus add to the dramatic setting.

There’s nothing more Southern than a wide front porch—unless, of course, that front porch is seemingly built on a foundation of hydrangeas.

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A vast green lawn surrounded by blooming hydrangea shrubs makes a magical spot for tea, croquet, or basking in the sunshine.

We love learning about new hydrangea varieties, but there’s something nostalgic about these striking flowers in their signature blue.

Pink and purple hydrangeas fill this green garden with color. A sweet table for two gives the gardeners a spot to enjoy their bounty.

Hydrangeas are a treat to enjoy outside, but being able to cut your own blooms and bring them indoors is another benefit of these gorgeous shrubs.

A stand-alone hydrangea shrub becomes a wild eruption of color against a white picket fence.

Better than a trip to the ice cream parlor, these compact blooms put on a summertime show in small outdoor spaces.

A welcoming site by the front door, a hydrangea tree draws the eye up. Keep things casual with a basket planter or go all out with porcelain blue and white.

This Georgia lake house is ready for guests with rows of striking hydrangeas and a canine companion serving as a summer welcome party.

Rows of hydrangeas in blue, pink, and purple show off all the color possibilities of this beloved Southern bloom.

We love the combination of the weathered wood fence and the stunning hydrangea blossoms.

In a soft lime shade, these sweet blooms blend into the landscape to create a heavenly hydrangea backdrop.

No window boxes needed here. Blooming hydrangeas, shutters, and ivy perfectly frame this cottage window.

When your hydrangeas are in bloom, go ahead and celebrate with all your friends.

For a dreamy summertime entry, blue hydrangeas cascade over this picture-perfect white picket fence.

If your hydrangeas look like this, you’ve reached ultimate garden goals.

When you arrive home, there’s no better sight than hydrangeas growing near your front porch.

Growing at the base of this tree-lined entry, blue hydrangeas create a fairytale scene.

For a Southern gardener, there are few summertime scenes as sweet as a wall of fluffy hydrangeas in varying hues.