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Our most prolific and reliable blooming mophead hydrangea to date. Let's Dance Arriba hydrangea is a hybrid between H. macrophylla x H. serrata with large, dense mophead flowers. It is so prolific you can finish and sell and flowering plant in the same year you pot up trimmed liners. The rich flower color ranges from hot pink to purple to blue depending upon your soil pH, phosphorus and aluminum levels. The blooms age to an attractive mauve pink. Recommended as a replacement for Let's Dance Big Easy, Rave, Rhythmic Blue, and other first-generation reblooming hydrangeas.

It's the extra-large inflorescences that give Let's Dance Big Band hydrangea its name, but that's not the only feature that sets this selection apart. It's also an excellent rebloomer, with the ability to create new wood flower buds more rapidly than other macs. Flowers may be bright pink or deep purple, depending on soil chemistry.

A very strong rebloomer with rich color. The Let's Dance reblooming series continues to improve and expand with Blue Jangles™, a compact selection with delightful rich blue (or pink) mophead flowers. A real standout in the garden and in the container because of its sturdy frame and its propensity to bloom.

Deeply pigmented, vivid flower colors set this rebloomer apart from the crowd. It's a strong and reliable Let's Dance rebloomer that can produce hot pink or royal purple flowers. You'll also appreciate the dark glossy foliage that turns burgundy in autumn. Developed here at Spring Meadow by Megan Mathey.

The flowers of this latest Let's Dance reblooming hydrangea are truly amazing. The florets have a distinctive geometric shape, and are closely packed into full, richly colored mophead flowers. The reliable blooms are held up on sturdy stems, and a tidy habit and good wilt-resistance add to its appeal. The real show, however, is its easy shift from pink to rich amethyst-blue flowers by adjusting the soil pH. It has the richest, most vibrant blue seen on a hydrangea!