Assertion: hydrangea's flower | /r/HasProperty | pink
Facets:
value: at soil
type: LOCATION
value: depending on soil
type: OTHER
value: in some species
type: OTHER
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: depending upon the soil conditions
type: OTHER
value: depending on cultivar
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Whereas many bigleaf hydrangeas (H. macrophylla) can have pink or blue flowers depending on the soil, the color of panicle hydrangeas’ flowers do not change based on the soil chemistry.
text: In most species the flowers are white, but in some species (notably H. macrophylla), can be blue, red, pink, light purple, or dark purple.
text: In most species of Hydrangea the flowers are white, but in some species, can be blue, red, pink, or purple.
text: In most species the flowers are white, but in some species, can be blue, red, pink, light purple, or dark purple.
text: In acid soils, the flowers will be blue, but in alkaline soils, the flowers will be pink.
text: If soil ph is 5.5 and below, the flowers will be blue; at soil pH 6.5 and above, flowers will be pink, rose or red, depending on cultivar.
text: In some varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: The flowers are either pink or blue depending on soil
text: The flowers are either pink, purple or blue depending on soil pH.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: It is as if there is no aluminum in the soil, and flowers are pink (ref 3).
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: If the soil is acidic with a pH of around 4.5 to 5.0 the flowers will be anything from light blue, electric blue or even peacock blue whereas if your soil is less acidic and more alkaline (which tends to happen in most gardens) then the flowers will be pink.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: In acid soils more aluminum is available resulting in blue color; in alkaline soils with less aluminum available, the flowers are pink.
text: At low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: Small flowers in a lacecap arrangement; flowers will be pink in alkaline soil and blue in acid soil.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: In acidic soils with a pH of 5.5 or lower, flowers are generally sky blue, while in alkaline soils with a pH of 6.5 or higher, flowers are often pink.
text: Not every hydrangea naturally produces blue flowers or pink flowers.
text: In many H. macrophylla varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: But in alkaline soils, the roots can’t take up the aluminum and the flowers will be pink.
text: Hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla), or bigleaf hydrangeas, produce lush pompom-like flowers that may be white, pink or even blue.
text: The white lace caps will normally have coloured fertile flowers which will be blue or pink depending upon the soil conditions.
text: In some varieties, flower color is determined by the pH of the soil; at low pH (acid soils) flowers will be blue and at higher pH, flowers will be pink.
text: Cactus flowers can be yellow, red, pink, white, orange, or blue.
text: The rose mallow flowers in the wild population above were once pink and white, the natural colors for their species.
text: The flowers may be pink or blue in color depending on the soil pH. Lace cap hydrangeas produce flowers on the prior year’s growth, so the appropriate pruning time is different from many other flowering shrub species that bloom on new growth.
text: Hydrangeas add lime to acidic soil to low the ph and encourage pink flowers
text: Their flowers can be purple, blue, or pink, and they thrive in hardiness zone 6.