Hydrangea was found first in the country of Japan. Its name is derived from the Greek word “hydor,” that means ‘water’, and “angos,” means ‘jar’ or ‘vessel’. Its translation is “water barrel,” with the reference to that fact that he flower needs a lot of water to survive.
It is said that the hydrangea is a Grandmother's old-time flower. It represents a genus containing approximately 100 species of blooming plants. The flowers thieve in the southern and eastern Asia and North and South America
Hydrangea has wooden stems and lacy blooms in the shape of star. The blooms are situated close to each other making a pompom. The numerous petals themselves have showy rounded shape.
The flower is available in white, purple, pink, red and blue colors.
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