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New Pop Star Hydrangea Is the Compact, Colorful Shrub Your Garden Needs
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A compact, reblooming, very hardy, electric-blue hydrangea? Yes please! After nine years of trialing and testing, Endless Summer Pop Star from Bailey Nurseries is here to make a splash in your garden. Similar to other glamorous pop stars, this plant is already in high demand. It's been quickly selling out in nurseries across the country after it debuted this spring. Between its gorgeous flowers and easy maintenance, Pop Star is changing the game for hydrangea varieties for the better.
«Pop Star is setting that standard of bloom power, and the rebloom is something really, really special,” says Ryan McEnaney, Marketing and Communications Manager at Bailey Nurseries. And when it comes to hydrangea breeding efforts, „things keep getting better and better. I like to compare it to new cars,“ McEnaney says. „Even though my car from last year is great, the next one’s safety features, the engine, all of that just keeps getting better. And it's the same with hydrangeas and the breeding efforts that go into them.“
The original Pop Star seedling came on the scene in 2014 at a Bailey breeding facility in Georgia. The goal was to create a short, stout, disease-resistant plant that would be a beautiful addition to garden borders and containers. That Pop Star seedling ended up crushing the competition through several years of trials.
Like other varieties in the Endless Summer collection, Pop Star is hardy in Zones 4-9 but even in the coldest areas, it will still reliably bloom the following year. During testing and trials, the Bailey Nurseries team found that even in temperatures below 0°F, Pop Star survived and bloomed the next year. “Even when Pop Star dies back, it has the power to not only produce new stems, but also
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