Hydrangeas are beautiful flowers beloved by many gardeners. However, some are choosing to plant other flowers instead because ...

Read on for their tips and tricks on how to keep hydrangeas alive all through the winter. Hydrangeas need the cold for their dormant period. “In the North, hydrangeas are able to get a longer ...

You don't need to cut back hydrangeas. If left to their own devices, hydrangeas will die back in the winter and grow again in the spring. However, if they are not pruned or cut back, at some point ...

With their vibrant, plump blooms, hydrangeas offer a striking display in the warm weather - but what do they look like in the winter? As the delicate petals fade in the colder months, bright ...

Hydrangeas are hardy plants and survive through winter by going dormant. It is said the plant is not sensitive to low temperatures or even a freeze, but branches and buds can dry out because of ...

Hydrangeas are popular flowering plants in the South. Find out here how best to care for them and even change their color.

The foliage is shaped like an oak leaf, the plants are generally quite hardy and many have outstanding fall color as well as cinnamon-brown, peeling bark visible in winter. Oakleaf hydrangea has showy ...

A garden expert has shared her professional advice to protect hydrangeas through the winter, which gardeners should do now to protect the colourful flowers. With winter just around the corner ...

Initiation of flower buds and when to prune -Some hydrangeas bloom only on old wood (last-year’s growth); prune after bloom. -Some bloom only on new wood (current season’s growth); prune late winter. ...