Let’s Dance Rhythmic Blue Hydrangea
Jacki Kellum Garden April 28, 2025

Believe it or not, this wonderfully deep, dark, blue violet hydrangea can be equally pink. It all depends upon your soil.

Let’s Dance Rhythmic Blue [Pink] Hydrangea in Soil without an Adequate Amount of Aluminum Sulfate
Image Credit: Proven Winners

I bought my plants because I love their intense blue tones, and if my girl becomes too pink, I’ll simply add Aluminum Sulfate to the soil around the plant.

“Let’s Dance Rhythmic Blue hydrangea will make you feel like the head honcho of hydrangeas. This easy-to-grow, no prune hydrangea was developed in Michigan for superior cold climate performance. Each perfectly formed floret has a distinctive rectangular shape. They combine into dozens of lush, full, mophead flowers that are pink in alkaline soils and a fabulous blue in acidic conditions. An outstanding rebloomer, Let’s Dance Rhythmic Blue hydrangea will provide you months of flowers.” Proven Winners

Top reasons to grow Let’s Dance Rhythmic Blue hydrangea:

– Developed for better performance in harsh Midwestern winters

– Flowers readily develop a deep blue color under proper conditions

– Reblooming, to provide months of colorful fresh flowers – Proven Winners

I live in Mississippi, and it is unlikely that I’ll need the plant’s cold hardiness, but I definitely like the tint of the blue in this particular species of hydrangeas.

Image Credit: Proven Winners

Rhythmic Blue Hydrangeas are not the light sky blue that my grandmother’s hydrangeas were. They are a Deep Cornflower Blue, which has a touch of lavender mixed in the pot.

I grow masses of bachelor buttons because they have the same coloring as the rhymic blue hydrangeas.