11 Hydrangea Landscaping Ideas You're About to See Everywhere This Spring

Plant Hydrangeas by a Backyard Pool

Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to have access to a pool from all sides; sometimes a beautiful garden is more important than a bigger pool deck.

Having a garden on two sides of this pool provides a cooling effect and creates a habitat for wildlife. The hydrangeas add some color and a beautiful view while swimming or lounging poolside.

Create a Balanced Look

Classic meets contemporary in this New England home. The colonial-style home features many modern features including the front garden. The round shrubbery and round shape of the hydrangeas help balance out the angular lines of the home's exterior for a polished yet interesting front yard design.

Elevate a Backyard

This pergola features a beautiful backdrop of billowing hydrangea trees that add color and life against the white cottage-style home. The hydrangeas are planted on a slope so you can enjoy them as you walk from the house and down the sloped backyard.

Plant Hydrangeas in Pots

If you love a neutral, minimalistic look for your outdoor space - but you want to add interest and texture - white hydrangeas are an elegant addition. If you don't have the space for a large garden, plant hydrangeas in matching pots like these to help enhance the symmetrical look of this outdoor room.

Bring In Color

This midcentury modern style home features neutral-toned elements of wood and stone, so the lush front garden filled with colorful hydrangeas brings in eye-catching color. Boxwood hedges provide a uniform, clean look to the front landscape.

Spruce Up a Cottage-Style Home

A coastal-style home by the beach deserves a beautiful garden just like any other home. The white hydrangea bushes perfectly match the white wraparound porch and surprisingly pop against the distressed wood siding and stone front steps.

Grow a Row of Peegees

There is nothing quite as eye-catching as a large row of peegee hydrangeas. They're fairly easy to care for and will turn your backyard into a beautiful oasis.

You don't need any other plants or garden features as this species of hydrangeas is a beauty on its own.

Create Curb Appeal

The side of the house is oftentimes forgotten when it comes to planting flowers and other greenery, but if the side of your home is highly visible, you'll want to create some curb appeal. This white house features white hydrangeas paired with small boxwood hedges that catch the eye from afar.

Cozy Up a Small Front Porch

A front porch can feel like a little getaway even if it's small. This porch features a cozy spot for sitting and a railing that allows the lush hydrangea plants to poke through while sitting with your morning coffee.

Add a Charming Look

This front garden has a simple, charming look to it with lush hydrangeas that complement the home's white exterior. Pair them with simple plants like greenery or some potted blooms.

Make Your Home's Front Entrance Inviting

Beautify your home's front entrance by planting pastel hydrangeas in matching planters. The hydrangeas work with any color palette and will help create a welcoming entrance.