Hello fellow Texas gardeners,
I live in Ellis County (Ennis to be exact) and have a good bit of property......all of which is FULL SUN from sun up to sun down. I would absolutely LOVE to grow hydrangea, which I know is impossible with my growing conditions here. However, I've been looking into the next best thing (in my opinion), which is snowball viburnum. I am afraid, tho, that even that will bake to a crisp during our brutal summers. Am I correct in assuming this of the snowball viburnum? Have any of you had any luck growing it in our full sun? Thank you all in advance, and happy HOT gardening!
