Assertion: hydrangea's bloom | /r/HasProperty | pink
Facets:
value: in acidic soils
type: LOCATION
value: consequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: depending on soil
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: If you want your hydrangea to have pink blooms you will need to add lime to the soil in early fall.
text: In neutral soils (6 to 7.5), hydrangeas tend to have red and pink blooms.
text: Hydrangeas may produce pink, blue, or lavender blooms, depending on where it’s planted and how it’s fed.
text: The blooms will be more lavender or pink in acidic soils, and blue in soils with less acidity.
text: The blooms are either pink or blue, depending on soil
text: Holly fern prefers alkaline soil, which causes hydrangeas to produce pink blooms.
text: The blooms are either blue or pink depending on the acidity of the soil.
text: On soils with a higher pH, there is less aluminium available and the blooms will consequently be pink.
text: The blooms will be pink in a alkaline soil, but as it gets more acidic, the blooms turn more blue.
text: The deliciously named Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea produces incredible white, pink and deep red blooms.