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 have long been a favourite among gardeners, and with a little extra TLC and a simple, overlooked ingredient you ...

Hydrangeas don't generally need a lot of pruning, but doing it at the wrong time can be disastrous for your plant's blooming.

Hydrangeas are thirsty plants and need to be watered regularly in spring to ensure they grow strong shoots to support their ...

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

Hydrangea garden on S. Korean island A visitor walks through a garden of hydrangeas in full bloom at Hueree Park in the city ...

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

As spring arrives, I see visitors often confuse one shrub with a hydrangea. However, it is actually a viburnum, a unique ...

Hydrangea colors can change with soil composition. Here's what to know about changing your soil pH to get the hydrangea ...

Lauren Larsen connected with maintenance manager Jeremy Stryhn with Lowney's Landscaping Center. Stryhn talked us through how ...

It’s confusing if searching online, because we find complicated recommendations for hydrangea types that aren’t well adapted ...

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