I did an obessive amount of research and I could not find anyone with a successful photo or positive opinion on incrediball. One idea is the plants shipped were in a small stage and will not bloom until the 3th year. This is why we can't see any photos, but then I found it turns green at the end of the bloom cycle and normally I don't like green. I would have to see it to know if I would like that shade of green, that it may become. I am hoping someone will post some photos.

Well here is one I did find.... was encouraging and might help you with the shade of green. It's the only non-stock photo I could find

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/hydra/msg072356265051.html

That's a cute picture. It looks just like Annabelle. The green is not too bad. I always think my flowers look worse then other people's. But, I would like to see it after a heavy rain.

Yes, I just got a flower and it really is not sagging, and it is really big.

Here is a link that might be useful: my photo of incrediball

I don't have pics to post, but I love my Incrediballs...enough that I replaced most of my Annabelles with Incrediballs last fall. (I left a hedge of five - seven Annabelles.) In a fair amount of shade and fertile soil, there was no amount of creative staking that kept my Annabelles from flopping. I feel the Incrediballs do have stronger stems.

We've had several days of driving rains, and my one Incrediball that's in mostly shade did flop a little afterwards. But it's nothing like my Annabelles used to flop, and many stems are still upright. The other Incrediballs (and I have many) are doing just fine. I have some in front that also get hit with an in-ground sprinkler at close range and have done amazingly well.

I love this hydrangea. Now if there was only a dwarf version...