Hydrangea macrophylla 'Wyatt LeFever' ~ Dear Dolores® Hydrangea no-masters Yellowing can be a problem

Yellowing can be a problem in alkaline soils

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drooping seedheads in terminal clusters that emerge green and mature to purple-bronze in late summer while the foliage shifts to copper after frost and eventually browns

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Wyatt LeFever' ~ Dear Dolores® Hydrangea no-masters Yellowing can be a problemDear Dolores Hydrangea is a compact, fast growing deciduous shrub that blooms on both old and new wood. Its glossy, serrated bright green leaves turn yellow in fall. The color of the large rounded panicles of mophead flowers depends on the soil PH and can transition between varying shades of pastel more pink tones flowers are produced in alkaline soils, while acidic soils produce more blue tones. The flowers open green to white and gain its color