The panel hydrangea, also known as Hydrangea Paniculata, is a popular plant that can grow to striking shrubs with huge flower heads and the combination with the appropriate accompanying plants can improve their beauty. The choice of the right ground cover can not only ensure a visually interesting garden, but also contribute to a healthier ecosystem. So if you want to under -plant your panel hydrangea, you should consider plants that complement the growth habits of the Hydrangea Paniculata and are interesting in all seasons.
Use the panicle hydrangea: the best planting partners
With their constantly changing colors, hydrangeas form the ultimate eye -catcher for your garden in combination with other perennials and grasses. Regardless of whether you have a sunny place or want to embellish a shady area, we present the best ground cover for panicles.
Which grasses are suitable for this?
Grasses are wonderful accompanying plants for panicle hydrangeas because they bring structure to the garden without competing with the large flowers of the garden plant. When choosing the grasses, it is important to choose species that thrive under the same conditions as Hydrangea Paniculata, ie moist, well -permeable soils.
- Goldrand-Segege:This grass is known for its golden -yellow converted leaves and is ideal as a companion for hydrangeas with its large, lush flowers and dark green leaves.
- Japanese mountain grass:This ornamental grass thrives in the half to full shadow and is therefore an excellent choice for the area under your panicle hydrangea. Its arched leaves in green to golden yellow forms a nice contrast to the deep green or bluish leaves of the hydrangeas.
- Waldmarbel:The robust grass offers a fantastic way to give your garden structure, depth and all year round.
Perennial
Surplancy with perennials is a good way to create a beautiful, multi -layered garden that combines different structures, colors and seasonal special features.
Wegerich-lilien (Hosta)
These shadow -loving perennials thrive under steamed sunlight, which meets the needs of hydrangeas. Their large decorative leaves, which are available in various green, blue and gold tones and the delicate flowers ensure structure and color contrast.
Semeal (Astilbe)
The Astilbe is considered one of the best companions for hydrangeas. It has similar soil and moisture needs and delivers beautiful spring-like flowers in pink, red, white and violet tones that complement the Hydrangea paniculata. The low growth shape keeps the floor moist and prevents erosion.
Purpurglöckchen (Heuchera)
Purple bells are known for their attractive leaves in purple, red, bronze and green, which forms a striking contrast to the green leaves of the panicle hydrangea all year round. They thrive in the half to full shadow and are therefore a suitable accompanying plant for the Hydrangea Paniculata. Their compact size does not put the hydrangea in the shade and its small, bell -shaped flowers are an interesting eye -catcher in every garden. These easy -care perennials attract pollinators and since they thrive under different conditions, they are perfect for the planting of flower beds and buckets.
Lobelien
Lobelia are annual perennials that can be inserted into almost every plant combination to fill a gap or put a splash of color. They are not very demanding and thrive on a partially shaded to shadyLocation with goodDrainage. Their bright little flowers in blue, violet or white tones appear in late summer and beautifully complement the late heyday of the panicle hydrangeas.
Make them
Farn species such as women's fern, deer fern or rainbow fern thrive under the same conditions as hydrangeas, especially in shady areas with even moisture. Their feathered fronds form a nice contrast to the large, striking leaves of the panicle hydrangea. They are well suited as ground cover or in the foreground and give the landscape structure and depth.
Ground cover
Soil cover can help fill the space under your hydrangeas and suppress weeds. Choose for species that thrive in the same moist and partially shady surroundings and offer high -contrast textures and colors.
- The women's mantleis known for its soft, matted leaves and its delicate yellow -green flowers. It fits well with hydrangeas because it thrives under similar conditions and aesthetically supplemented their leaves.
- WaldsteiniaAlso known as a gold berry is a suitable ground cover for hydrangeas with its evergreen leaves and beautiful flowers. The easy -care plant emphasizes the area under the Hydrangea Paniculata and keeps it neatly and weed -free.
- Little evergreenis a popular and effective ground cover. It is well suited for shady or partially shaded areas and offers a variety of advantages that make it a good companion for hydrangeas.
