Hydrangeas are enduringly popular and a surefire hit in any garden, with their statement flowers adding impact from summer all the way to autumn. But the fun doesn't stop once you've perfected how to ...

Hydrangea will begin to go brown and die off during the colder weather, but you can keep these summer flowers vibrant and colourful in your home as a floral arrangement for up to a year by learning ...

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The traditional method to dry hydrangea flowers is to hang them upside down in a dry room. If you cut them at their most colorful, they retain too much moisture and tend to rot in the drying room. If ...

Hydrangeas dry best when you allow them to remain on the bush past their prime, cutting them when they begin to dry naturally toward the end of the season. "If you cut them too soon, they shrivel up," ...