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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Twist‑n‑Shout'

Bigleaf hydrangea, Lacecap · Michael A. Dirr, 2009, USA

V Written by Editorial Team · Updated January 2026

A reblooming lacecap in the Endless Summer series with airy flower plates and red stems.

It blooms on old and new wood for an extended season in suitable sites.

Pink to blue color shift depends on soil pH and aluminum.

Brand lists zone 4 to 9; the plant patent lists zone 5 to 9.

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Twist‑n‑Shout

Bigleaf hydrangea, Lacecap · Michael A. Dirr, 2009, USA

At‑a‑glance

  • Group/Class: Bigleaf hydrangea, Lacecap
  • Height × spread: 3–5 ft (0.9–1.5 m) × 3–4 ft (0.9–1.2 m)
  • Bloom window: early summer to fall; reblooming
  • Color & flower form: pink to blue lacecap
  • Fragrance: 0 none
  • USDA hardiness: zones 5–9
  • Breeder / Year / Origin: Michael A. Dirr, 2009, USA
  • Awards/registration: S. Plant Patent PP20,176; cultivar ‘PIIHM‑I’
  • Cut‑flower notes: stems hold heads; conditioning essential; wilt‑prone if stems dry
  • Pet safety: avoid

How it differs

  • Lacecap form for a lighter look.
  • Reblooms on old and new wood.
  • Red stems and notable fall color.

Strengths

  • Long bloom window
  • Distinctive flower form
  • Good stem strength

Care in one minute

Light: morning sun, afternoon shade.

Soil: organic, well drained; adjust pH for color.

Water weekly; mulch 2–3 in (5–8 cm).

Deadhead; avoid hard pruning; protect lower buds in cold regions.

Watch‑outs

  • Hardiness listings differ; protect in zone 4
  • Needs steady moisture in heat
  • Blue requires acidic soil with aluminum

Best uses (tags)

  • borders
  • cutting
  • shade‑tolerant
  • long season

Provenance note

Registered as ‘PIIHM‑I’ and patented in 2009. Parentage includes ‘Penny Mac’ crossed with ‘Lady in Red’.

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