Alternatively, consider the option of growing your hydrangea in a pot. That way, you’ll have total control of the soil conditions. The flowers of white hydrangeas are not ... Pee Gee hydrangea ...

Cascade hydrangea is a new category of hydrangeas that grow well in either landscape beds or containers. Like most hydrangeas, it’s not fussy if given the right growing conditions. In hot regions, ...

Hydrangeas are a fan favorite around here and knowing when, how and whether to prune them will have them looking their best ...

The right soil conditions also make a difference for your hydrangeas. While the plants can grow in sandy or even loamy soil, they generally prefer humus-rich and well-draining soil. If you plant ...

Skip the fertilizer. Fertilizing hydrangeas with a quality hydrangea fertilizer in spring or mid-summer boosts plant growth and helps hydrangeas flower better. But if you fertilize hydrangeas late ...

but now is the perfect time to plant hydrangeas. The weather in autumn is mild, with lots of rain, which allows newly established hydrangeas to focus more on root growth. This ensures a stronger ...

Regardless of whether you grow oakleaf hydrangeas, panicle hydrangeas, or another hydrangea variety, here are a few simple tips that you can use to protect any hydrangea in winter and ensure your ...

“Don’t use 'Limelight’ hydrangeas when ‘Little Lime' hydrangeas are more size-appropriate,” says Millhouse. “In good conditions, ‘Limelight’ hydrangeas can grow to 8 feet tall, which is too ...

Fornari said it makes sense to check your hydrangea leaves for thrip damage. If you see evidence of the rotters at work, clear out fallen leaves below the plant. According to the UMass Extension ...

Last year it managed one bloom.” Fellow hydrangea lovers on the gardening page advised against pruning the plant. Diana Mumford’s response was clear-cut: “Don't prune it. Just leave it ...