17 Dreamy Hydrangea Gardens That Are Giving Us Major Inspiration

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The South’s favorite flower has us counting down the days until our gardens are bursting with blooms again. We rounded up a few of our favorite hydrangeas to inspire our gardens—and help us get through the rest of winter.

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Hydrangea Forrest

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Hydrangeas as far as the eye can see? Count us in.

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Hydrangea Doorway

Purple Hydrangeas in Front of Blue Doorway

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We wouldn’t mind coming home to this.

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Hydrangea Hedge

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This might be the most beautiful privacy fence we’re ever laid eyes on.

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Overgrown Hydrangeas

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Let them grow! We love the look of overgrown hydrangeas.

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Rustic Hydrangeas

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

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Climbing Hydrangeas

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Perfectly overgrown white hydrangeas climb the side of a porch.

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Lakeside Hydrangeas

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A wall of blue hydrangeas leads the way.

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Shaded Hydrangeas

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Hydrangeas love morning sun and afternoon shade. Find a side of the house that does just that and watch them thrive.

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Why Didn't My Hydrangeas Bloom?

Hydrangeas define the South like sweet tea and cornbread, and growing them can be easy if you know how. The Grumpy Gardener shares his tips for growing beautiful blooms. They can help you to enjoy these gorgeous flowers year after year.

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Country Hydrangeas

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This rustic country home is nestled behind a hearty cluster of hydrangeas.

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Hydrangea Trees

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This formal courtyard is anchored by two large blue and white pots holding hydrangea trees. Bursting with blooms, the top-heavy trees are reinforced to keep them from toppling over.

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