Limelight brings bold, cone-shaped flower clusters and a leafy shrub form to a garden border. Its flowers develop pale green and creamy tones and can gain a pink flush as they mature. Give this panicle hydrangea space for its mature spread rather than treating it as a permanently small pot plant. Use fertile, well-drained soil and maintain even moisture. In hot Indian locations, morning sun and protection from intense afternoon heat are sensible starting points. Flowering time and mature size depend on local conditions and the exact plant supplied. Panicle hydrangeas flower on new growth; confirm pruning guidance for the cultivar before cutting.

Sweet Summer adds dense, upright flower clusters to beds, borders and suitable large containers. This panicle hydrangea is valued for flowers that open with greenish tones, become creamy white and can develop pink as the season progresses. The changing colours create interest over an extended flowering period under suitable conditions, without a guaranteed calendar for every region. Plant in fertile, well-drained soil and keep the root zone evenly moist. Protect newly planted shrubs from severe heat and drying winds, and do not leave roots waterlogged during heavy rain. Allow room for the mature plant and check the cultivar's local suitability before ordering.

Blue Lagoon is offered for its rounded clusters of blue-toned flowers and rich foliage. As a bigleaf hydrangea, it benefits from filtered light, moist fertile soil and shelter from harsh afternoon sun. In suitable blue-flowering hydrangeas, colour is affected by soil chemistry and available aluminium; the shade shown in a photograph cannot be promised in every garden. Do not assume that severe frost or an incorrectly timed hard prune will leave flowering unaffected. Preserve healthy stems until the cultivar's old-wood or repeat-flowering habit has been confirmed. Check soil conditions, mature dimensions and cultivar identity before ordering for a hot Indian location.

Snow White offers light-coloured flower clusters that brighten a sheltered border, courtyard or suitable large container. The pale flowers complement green foliage and can be used as an attractive focal point without relying on an exact flower count or a fixed flowering month. Colour and seasonal changes depend on the plant supplied and its growing conditions. Provide fertile, well-drained soil, consistent moisture and filtered light in hot weather. Avoid waterlogged pots and allow air to circulate around the foliage. Confirm the species and its flowering habit before pruning: cutting old flowering wood at the wrong time can reduce the next display. Ask about the plant's expected mature size for your space.

Chameleon is offered for its eye-catching, colourful flower heads and lush ornamental foliage. It is a striking choice for a sheltered garden feature where moisture and light can be managed carefully. Flower shades can vary with the cultivar, bloom maturity and soil conditions; several colours on one shrub are not guaranteed. Give the plant fertile, well-drained soil and regular watering during establishment. In hot parts of India, use filtered light or morning sun and shelter from intense afternoon heat. Frost protection, mature size and pruning needs must be matched to the actual cultivar and local winter conditions. Keep healthy stems until its flowering habit is confirmed.

Brightness brings richly coloured flower clusters and decorative foliage to a garden bed or suitable spacious container. Place it where the flower display can be enjoyed while allowing enough room for the mature shrub. Bloom colour, cluster size and flowering duration depend on cultivar identity, plant maturity and the growing conditions, so a photograph is an illustration rather than a colour guarantee. Use fertile soil with drainage, keep moisture consistent and protect the plant from harsh afternoon heat. During heavy rain, make sure water can leave the root zone. Monitor for pests and leaf problems, and confirm the variety's pruning and winter-care needs before cutting back.