Hydrangeas, with their voluminous blooms and strikingly diverse color palette, have long held a cherished place in European horticulture. Introduced to Europe in the 18th century following their discovery in Asia, these flowers quickly captivated gardeners and botanists alike. The Netherlands, already renowned for its thriving floral industry, became a pivotal region for cultivating and refining hydrangeas. Over centuries, Dutch horticulturists have perfected the art of growing these vibrant blooms, enhancing their quality, resilience, and aesthetic appeal. Today, Dutch hydrangeas stand as a symbol of Europe’s floral legacy, representing a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.
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