But if you’re looking to make a more permanent change to your hydrangeas, you need to focus on your soils acidity. A lot of soil around the D.C. region is clay based, alkaline soil with a higher pH ...

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Alkaline soil cultivates pink blossoms, while some varieties may shift towards lavender at a neutral pH. For those yearning for blue hydrangeas, acidic soils with a pH of 5.5 or less are optimal.