Care for hydrangea plants

The popular hydrangea plant, puts on a spectacular flower show of white, pink, lavender and blue from mid-summer to late fall, prefer full sun [LEARN MORE]

Looking for an easy way to care for Hydrangeas? If you're a lazy gardener (like me!), you're in luck. Hydrangeas are one of the easiest flowering perennials to care for. These classic flowering perennial garden shrubs are super easy to grow and will bloom beautifully with minimal effort from you. In this guide, I'll share some helpful gardening tips and hydrangea care tips on how to grow Hydrangeas in your garden the easy and lazy way.

Hydrangea macrophylla or bigleaf hydrangea is the most common hydrangea shrub and includes mopheads and lace-cap varieties. Here's how to care...

The beautiful bright foliage of amaranthus tricolor. Spring and summer are considered the most colorful times of the year. Bright and soft pastels take over your garden and you’re treated to a sea of color.

How to Care for Hydrangeas | Expert tips, whether they’re in a vase, potted, or in the ground.

There's a number of reason why your hydrangeas aren't blooming. Luckily there is usually a simple solution!

Expand your gardenin through hydrangea propagation. Propagating your plants from cuttings is a valuable skill to have as your garden grows.

When it comes to sun exposure, they're versatile. While hydrangeas enjoy some sun, they don't necessarily need full sun all day. Too much direct sunlight can scorch their delicate leaves.

Apart from altering the color, there are several reasons why baking soda should be used in the garden, and particularly good on hydrangeas.

Endless Summer hydrangea are known for their big leaves, pink-and-blue colors, and long blooming season. Here, we explain everything you need to know about Endless Summer hydrangeas, including how to grow and care for them.

Fertilizing hydrangeas is an important step in maintaining their health and promoting vibrant blooms. Learn how and when to fertilize hydrangeas for bigger and better blooms

Most Hydrangeas are deciduous. Meaning they lose their leaves and in winter. Cutting back or pruning plants is a gardening practice that increases the vitality of a plant. When it comes to hydrangeas, many gardeners do not know what to do, so let's find out what options are available. You don't have to cut back hydrangeas. However, I recommend maintaining…

We've rounded up common mistakes that leave your hydrangeas bare with no blooms. Avoid these errors, and your hydrangeas will flourish in no time.

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Learn Potted Hydrangea Care with easy tips that will keep them looking beautiful. This guide shows you the best ways to keep your hydrangeas healthy and

Are you tired of your hydrangeas not blooming? Take a look at these 7 reasons why your hydrangeas aren’t blooming, and see if you can trouble shoot your way to better blooms!

Whether you’re planting a hydrangea in the garden or transferring a hydrangea from a pot to a planter, timing is important and can influence the health and viability of your hydrangea plants. There are plenty of reasons why you may need to transfer a hydrangea and lack of space or lack of adequate sun exposure are the most common reasons. I’m going to discuss the best time to plant a hydrangea outside when to transplant hydrangeas and choosing the best location for these plants.

See how and when to fertilize your hydrangeas in the spring. Learn the secrets to powering your hydrangeas to big blooms this year!

I love hydrangeas, so I share your dismay if yours is turning brown! I have cared for hundreds of hydrangea plants as both a landscape…

Transplanting hydrangeas involves carefully uprooting and relocating the shrubs to a new location. It's crucial to choose a suitable spot with the right soil conditions and sunlight exposure. Proper preparation of the new planting site, adequate watering, and post-transplant care are essential for successful establishment. Do you really know the best time of year for transplanting hydrangeas? How do you minimize transplant shock and ensure the plants thrive in their new location?