Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Robert’ Let’s Dance Moonlight

Hydrangea macrophylla LET?S DANCE MOONLIGHT is a mophead cultivar that is part of the Let’s Dance Series of reblooming hydrangeas. It typically grows to a compact 2-3? tall and as wide. It produces rich rose-pink or blue mopheads (depending on soil pH) on both old and new wood, resulting in a somewhat continuous bloom from June through September. Within its growing range, it will reliably bloom each year, regardless of the severity of winter temperatures. If buds on old wood (i.e., buds typically formed in August-October) do not survive winter, reblooming hydrangeas will still bloom in late summer, albeit less floriferously, on the new growth. LET’S DANCE MOONLIGHT has good winter hardiness. It may be grown in slightly acidic to alkaline soils (pH of 6 to 6.5 or more) for rose-pink flowers or in highly acidic soils (pH of 5.5 or less) for blue flowers. Foliage acquires good bronze-red color in fall.