Hydrangea macrophylla 'Shooting Star'

That is beautiful Rkwright. I planted one in my front garden 'Fairy - something' !!!!! (how professional:o))) ) Think it might need more sun as I only get one flower each year. Do you know if I will be able to move it??

what a lovely collection, thats the only hydrangea i really like. they dont flower well outside here but what conditions do they like inside?

Rkwright, as usual, another beautiful Hydrangea to your collection. :)
I have the same question as Sticki, as I tried to keep them indoors, but they started to die. I think it is hard to keep them healthy and vigorous inside.

It can be hard to keep them inside for a long period of time. What I like to do is keep them outdoors until they go dormant in the fall and then keep them in a cool room with temps between 40-50F (about 4.5C or slightly warmer). Leave it until early to mid-winter and then move it somewhere with more light and warmer temps. Once it is done flowering, I let it go dormant again and take it outside in Spring to wake up with everything else.
Hydrangeas move easily, a good time to move them is before they begin growing in Spring or once they go dormant in fall. Hydrangeas not flowering well is a common problem where I live so I get asked about it quite a bit. I'm going to add a blog later today or tomorrow about hydrangeas and other plant questions I get asked about.

many thanks thats very helpful.

Thank you.

We are waiting for the blog :)

Thought I added it yesterday but it's not there haha. I am trying again right now, hopefully it works this time!