The last time I was at Maas Nursery, in Seabrook, they had several different varieties of mopheads, lacecaps, and oakleafs, but that has been a couple of months ago.
Jim

Speaking of hydrangeas :)-
I moved to The Woodlands 6 years ago, previously lived in Nashville and up in Connecticut.
Slowly but surely, I've been learning how to garden in this area. I've primarily stuck to container gardening so far, because everything I've ever put in the ground here seems to die a miserable death (aside from a blue plumbago).
I have a lacecap hydrangea that I've had in a large pot since last May. I trimmed it back after blooming, and put it in a shady spot for the summer with a bit of morning sun. It has very healthy, green leaves, and is sprouting new ones like crazy :)
I need to know what to do next so that I can hopefully get blooms in the spring/early summer 2012.
I want to keep it in the pot so we can enjoy it on our deck.
Here's what I need to know;
1) Fertilize now?
2) Top dress with potting soil, peat moss, etc. now?
3) Keep moist or on the dry-side for the winter?
4) Will I need to move it indoors when/if we end up getting consistently cold and wet days this winter?
5) What is the best light for it indoors?
6) Does it need a dormant period to produce blooms in the spring/summer?

Any and all suggestions are much appreciated!!!!
Thanks!!