INCREDIBALL, photos on Flickr

Note the top of the 4 ft black fence to the left. I prune these back to 3 - 3.5 feet every March and the new growth takes it well over 5 feet tall in most cases. I hand prune these to remove not only height, but inside the shrub, taking out the thinnest canes entirely and anything that is growing toward the center, rather than out. Some people claim to take their arborescens down to two nodes above soil level. I’ve never tried a drastic prune like that, but I might next year.

IMG_0497 by FrankD5

incrediballs by Edmonton Sports Club

Season End Party photos from Fall 2010.

IMG_0558 by FrankD5

Early August by Fred Ortlip

Proven Winners® Incrediball, an improved and larger version of h. Arborescens Annabelle. by Michele Dorsey Walfred

IMG_0230 by FrankD5

WV 2025IncrediballTourney by Rick Stufflebean

Woodsviking Outdoors Foundation 2025 Incrediball Tournament in Woodbury, TN

hydrangea arborenscens "Incrediball" by Michele Dorsey Walfred

Norwegian-style meatball sandwich, Incrediballs truck, Jersey City by Dave Cook

IMG_0298 by FrankD5

IMG_0612 by FrankD5

Great Balls on Wheels by tylerklink

Incrediball!

Incrediball h.arborescens or "smooth" hydrangea by Delaware Master Gardeners

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Photo: MDW

IMG_0383 by FrankD5

IMG_9726 by FrankD5

H. Arborescens, “Incrediball” by Michele Dorsey Walfred

IMG_0286 by FrankD5

h.arboresecens "Incrediball" by Delaware Master Gardeners

Learn about our MG Workshops here:https://www.udel.edu/academics/colleges/canr/cooperative-extension/environmental-stewardship/master-gardeners/gardener-workshops/

Photo: MDW

Mid-July by Fred Ortlip