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    If your garden has mostly has red, yellow, and orange flowers, it is best to accentuate it with pink hydrangeas to balance out the shading from your flowers.

    Welcome to our mini gallery featuring some of the most enticing hydrangea flower pot and planter arrangements we have found for 2016.

    Please remember that we wanted to publish a variety of hydrangea arrangements from a multitude of photographs so some of the arrangements we have selected for this list may not be to your liking.

    Discovered and mostly found in Japan, hydrangeas are a favorite of people who would like to give these flowers as a way to show their gratitude towards others or heartfelt emotions.

    Hydrangeas are also known for their star-shaped flowers and are often clumped together like a pompom. However, these flowers can be very thirsty which is why they are often called water barrel flowers as they need to be constantly watered for sustenance.

    Having flowers at home adds color and warmth and hydrangeas would add more drama to your home given the variety of colors and arrangements you can choose from. If you dedicate time and effort into maintaining these arrangements, these flowers would help tell your visitors what type of home you have.

    We’ve collected some of the most heartwarming and enticing hydrangea flower pot and planter arrangements you can try out for your home.

    We hope you will enjoy this feature and feel the love and grace these flower arrangements can bring to you and your family once you’ve try them out.

    1. Flaming Reds

    If your garden has mostly has red, yellow, and orange flowers, it is best to accentuate it with pink hydrangeas to balance out the shading from your flowers.

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    If your garden has mostly has red, yellow, and orange flowers, it is best to accentuate it with pink hydrangeas to balance out the shading from your flowers.

    1. Opposites Attract

    Use pink and blue hydrangeas alternately to line your garden walk path and help in soothing your mind and your visitors as they travel this colored path.

    Use pink and blue hydrangeas alternately to line your garden walk path and help in soothing your mind and your visitors as they travel this colored path.

    1. Blending Blues, Purples and Pink

    If you are using a black or dark barrel vase, it is best to mix light blue, purple and pink hydrangeas with a variety of green plants to emphasize color blends.

    If you are using a black or dark barrel vase, it is best to mix light blue, purple and pink hydrangeas with a variety of green plants to emphasize color blends.

    1. Majestic in Pink

    Give a royal feel to your ornate pottery arrangement by using pink hydrangeas and arrange them in between smaller flowers to look like a flower crown. You can even use wood branches to make the flower crown look fit for a fairy queen.

    Give a royal feel to your ornate pottery arrangement by using pink hydrangeas and arrange them in between smaller flowers to look like a flower crown. You can even use wood branches to make the flower crown look fit for a fairy queen.

    1. Hanging in the Clouds

    If you have a hanging vase like the one below, you can use hydrangeas as the centerpiece. Surround it with smaller flowers to emphasize the hydrangea.

    If you have a hanging vase like the one below, you can use hydrangeas as the centerpiece. Surround it with smaller flowers to emphasize the hydrangea.

    1. In the Marketplace

    Give your garden a feel of the flower marketplaces in Japan selling hydrangeas by using wicker or woven tall vases. Make sure you use the same color and blend when using this arrangement.

    Give your garden a feel of the flower marketplaces in Japan selling hydrangeas by using wicker or woven tall vases. Make sure you use the same color and blend when using this arrangement.

    1. The Matryoshka

    Arrange your hydrangeas from small to big vases to give more depth in your garden. You can even use this arrangement to help kids understand the differences between sizes.

    Arrange your hydrangeas from small to big vases to give more depth in your garden. You can even use this arrangement to help kids understand the differences between sizes.

    1. Playful in Pink and Blue

    Use colored vases to add a playful vibe to your hydrangea arrangement. Remember to only use one hydrangea stock (complete with their leaves) to make it stand out even more. This arrangement is good for counter tops and living rooms.

    Use colored vases to add a playful vibe to your hydrangea arrangement. Remember to only use one hydrangea stock (complete with their leaves) to make it stand out even more. This arrangement is good for counter tops and living rooms.

    1. Country Vibes

    Use water-pitchers as vases with your hydrangeas to give a country and rustic vibe to your table top. This would help you give color to your kitchen or dining room.

    Use water-pitchers as vases with your hydrangeas to give a country and rustic vibe to your table top. This would help you give color to your kitchen or dining room.

    1. Rustic in White

    If you are using a simple brown vase and would like to use it on top of a wooden table in your porch, why not use a small batch of white hydrangeas to add a more rustic feel?

    If you are using a simple brown vase and would like to use it on top of a wooden table in your porch, why not use a small batch of white hydrangeas to add a more rustic feel?

    1. Ice Cream Bowl

    Design your very own flower ice cream bowl arrangement using hydrangeas just like the one below. This will allow you to provide more emphasis to the flowers and remind you of summer time since it looks like an ice cream bowl.

    Design your very own flower ice cream bowl arrangement using hydrangeas just like the one below. This will allow you to provide more emphasis to the flowers and remind you of summer time since it looks like an ice cream bowl.

    1. Marbled Colors

    Since marble vases look like a blend of greys and whites, it fits perfectly with hydrangeas. Arrange them based on their color blends to add more flavor to it!

    Since marble vases look like a blend of greys and whites, it fits perfectly with hydrangeas. Arrange them based on their color blends to add more flavor to it!

    1. Here Comes the Bride

    If you have a tall plant in your backyard or front yard, add some color to it with hydrangeas. Use a variety of other plants and style it like a wedding bouquet.

    If you have a tall plant in your backyard or front yard, add some color to it with hydrangeas. Use a variety of other plants and style it like a wedding bouquet.

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