Hydrangeas for Pots

Shop hydrangeas for pots, including compact mophead, lacecap and panicle hydrangeas ideal for patios, entrances, courtyards and smaller gardens. Choose from pink, white, blue, lime-green and colour-changing varieties, all perfect for adding long-lasting summer colour in large containers. For more options, browse our full hydrangea collection or explore compact hydrangeas for small gardens.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can hydrangeas grow well in pots? +

Yes, many hydrangeas grow very well in large pots, especially compact varieties. Choose a generous container, use moisture-retentive compost, and keep the plant well watered during dry weather.

What are the best hydrangeas for pots? +

Compact hydrangeas are best for pots, including smaller mophead, lacecap, panicle and dwarf hydrangea varieties. Good choices include compact panicle hydrangeas, reblooming mopheads and smaller oakleaf hydrangeas.

Do potted hydrangeas prefer sun or shade? +

Most hydrangeas prefer sun or partial shade, but they often perform best with morning sun and some afternoon shade. In very hot, dry spots, potted hydrangeas may need extra watering and protection from strong afternoon sun.

How often should I water hydrangeas in pots? +

Hydrangeas in pots need regular watering, especially in spring and summer. Check the compost often and water deeply when the top layer starts to dry out. Do not allow the pot to dry out completely.

Will blue hydrangeas stay blue in pots? +

Blue hydrangeas need acidic conditions to keep their colour. In pots, use ericaceous compost and a hydrangea colourant if you want to help maintain stronger blue flowers.