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Smooth Hydrangea

Candybelle® Marshmallow Hydrangea

Hydrangea arborescens 'GRHYAR1406' · PP31,121

Candybelle® Marshmallow gives the tough smooth hydrangea a soft blush. From midsummer into September, sturdy stems hold up big domed heads of creamy white blushed with soft pink on a compact, tidy plant.

USDA Zones3-9
LightFull sun to part shade
Heightabout 3 ft
Widthabout 3 ft
BloomCreamy white domes blushed soft pink, July-September
FoliageHealthy green · Deciduous

Key features

  • Unusual blush-pink smooth hydrangea
  • Very sturdy stems
  • Compact habit
  • Very cold hardy

Great for

BorderContainerMass plantingFoundation

Plant guides

Look for the white Gartenmeister® pot
Find Candybelle® Marshmallow Hydrangea in the garden center at Lowe's, The Home Depot and independent nurseries.
Where to BuyRetailer availability

Candybelle® Marshmallow Hydrangea questions

How big does Candybelle Marshmallow Hydrangea get?

Candybelle® Marshmallow Hydrangea grows about 3 ft tall and about 3 ft wide at maturity.

What zone is Candybelle Marshmallow Hydrangea hardy in?

Candybelle® Marshmallow Hydrangea is hardy in USDA zones 3-9. Light: full sun to part shade.

When does Candybelle Marshmallow Hydrangea bloom?

Bloom: Creamy white domes blushed soft pink, July-September.

When should I prune Candybelle Marshmallow Hydrangea?

Smooth hydrangeas bloom on new wood, so you can prune in late winter or early spring. Cut stems back by a third to a half for strong, upright stems and plenty of flowers.

Why isn't my Candybelle Marshmallow Hydrangea blooming?

Because it flowers on new growth, pruning won't stop it from blooming. If it has few flowers, the cause is usually too much shade or very dry soil during early summer. Water deeply in dry spells and give it at least a half day of sun.

Where can I buy Candybelle Marshmallow Hydrangea?

Look for Candybelle® Marshmallow Hydrangea in the white Gartenmeister® pot at Lowe's, The Home Depot and independent garden centers. Selection varies by region and season. Can't find it? Ask us where to buy.