If you ask me, hydrangeas are some of the most beautiful flowers. A sphere full of lush blossoms in delicate shades, they’re ...

You can multiply your collection of these hardworking plants by learning how to propagate hydrangeas. These shrubs root readily from stem cuttings, ground layering, or division. This guide will ...

The best time to take hydrangea cuttings is in the morning when the weather is cooler. Choose non-flowering stems, as flowers will rob the stems of the energy needed for rooting, says Roethling.

Hydrangeas: if your soil is acid ... you can train or buy these as standards. Tie the single stem to a cane, remove any side growth and in three to four years you will get a standard that will ...

hydrangeas actually look pretty good on their own or with one other stem to keep them company. For a single stem, opt for a bud vase to keep the look proportional. No matter what kind of ...

How to take hydrangea cuttings First, have a look at your plant and choose a straight stem with strong growth, that doesn't have a flower or bud on it, around four to five inches in length.