'Sweet Dreams' is a cultivar of lacecap hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla normalis). It is a deciduous shrub hardy to USDA zone 5, but in containers its roots are more exposed to freezing temperatures.
Move the pot to an unheated garage or shed after leaf drop, or sink the pot into the ground and mulch heavily. Keep the soil just barely moist.
With proper winter care, your 'Sweet Dreams' will return each spring with its distinctive flat, lace-like blooms.
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