Landscaping hydrangeas—potted or otherwise—will come back if planted within their USDA zone.Hydrangeas sold as flowering ...

If you're thinking about growing potted hydrangeas in your garden, these are the mistakes you should avoid when planting and ...

Prune in late winter or early spring. Smooth hydrangea can be trimmed to about 12 inches off the ground. Panicle hydrangea ...

There are more than 80 cultivars of hydrangeas that range from 2 feet tall and wide to nearly 30 feet tall. Learn more about ...

You don’t need to prune damaged leaves off, but you can if they’re too bothersome, once the plant is fuller with more growth.

Hydrangeas can happily grow in pots—especially when you choose the right variety and container. With proper care, potted ...

Bark makes a good mulch for hydrangeas as it will keep moisture in the soil, smother weeds, and help improve the soil ...

It’s confusing if searching online, because we find complicated recommendations for hydrangea types that aren’t well adapted for Northern gardening. Hydrangea pruning in northern climates is quite ...

Without fail, someone will remark, “That’s the biggest hydrangea bush I’ve ever seen!” Others might say, “My hydrangeas haven ...

Improved varieties of roses are now in the garden centers. It's time to look at how these newer roses are different from your ...

Q: The new leaves on my hydrangea shrub recently turned brownish on the tips, and they look a bit withered. What can I do to save it? A: The shrub is probably fine and you shouldn’t need to ...