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Pink Hydrangea | Blooming Funeral Plants

The Pink Hydrangea is a potted blooming funeral plant and sympathy gift, chosen for its vibrant pink and blue clusters, easy indoor/outdoor care, and lasting seasonal blooms.

$9900
  • Ships same or next business via FedEx Ground.
  • Care instructions and a personalized gift card are included with each gift tree

Description

This vibrant hydrangea brings comfort with its cloud-like blooms and rich green leaves, creating a living memorial that lasts. The colorful flowers offer a warm embrace of sympathy, brightening dark days and surrounding your loved one with natural beauty during their time of grief.

Will this gift thrive where it's shipping?

Check the hardiness zone and care details in the specifications below. Outdoor trees and flowering plants thrive in their recommended USDA zones.

Indoor options like peace lilies and gardenias adapt well to most homes.

Can I send this gift directly to the recipient or funeral home?

Yes. Keep in mind, however, FedEx ground can take 1-5 business days for delivery and home delivery may be the best choice.

And yes! There's no problem with this gift being in transit for that time.

How is this gift packaged and delivered?


Every gift is carefully secured in a custom box. Care instructions and a free personalized sympathy card are included.

Each tree/plant will arrive with it's root ball in a burlap bag and tied with a ribbon.

More Memorial Tree Details

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  • Cannot Ship to
    AK, CA, HI, PR
  • Hardiness Zone
    4-10
  • Mature Height
    1-3 ft
  • Blooms
    Pink & Blue Clusters
  • Leaves
    Dark Green

Taking Care of Your Hydrangea

Everyday Care

Your hydrangea likes spots where it gets sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon. Water it about once a week, or when the soil feels dry two inches down. Feed your plant with fertilizer once a year in summer. If any branches grow too wild, you can trim them to keep your plant looking nice.

Planting Outside

If you want to plant your hydrangea in the garden, pick a spot with good drainage that gets some shade. Dig a hole twice as big as the plant's roots, place it in, fill with soil, and water it well to help it settle in.

Winter Protection

When cold weather comes, bring your hydrangea inside. Cut back on watering during winter. Don't worry if some leaves fall off - this is normal. After your plant flowers, give it a trim to help new growth appear in spring.

Growing in Pots

Choose a pot that holds 3-5 gallons and has holes for water to drain. Fill it halfway with potting soil, then gently loosen the roots of your hydrangea before placing it in the center. Add more soil, press it down lightly, and water. Keep your potted hydrangea where it gets some sun, but not all day.

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