Most species need some shade, even if labeled as full sun, nutrient-rich soil ... these conditions will severely impact their ...

Some plants, including black walnut trees, sunflowers, goldenrod, and forsythia, release chemicals into the soil that can ...

Both oakleaf and smooth hydrangeas evolved in and along the woodland landscape. They prefer moisture-retentive, slightly acidic soil high in organic matter. They perform well in full sun. Both species ...

Amy advised against planting your hydrangea where it gets hot, direct full afternoon sun. Article continues below Amy said: "While the plant may survive, the constant stress of the full ...

Freezes may kill only flower buds or entire stems. • Manage mature size: There are hundreds of hydrangea varieties with a range of mature sizes. Removing entire stems to force regrowth or ...

where they have lots of room to grow to their full size and provide a lush backdrop for smaller growing shrubs and perennials," Lakatos says. "Small hydrangeas can be used closer to the front of ...

“Choose a pot that’s at least 18 to 24 inches wide and deep, which provides enough room for the plant’s root system to grow ...

While it lacks fragrance, the dramatic size of the blossoms more than makes up for it — no wonder it’s so often mistaken for a hydrangea. Another favorite of mine is Viburnum × burkwoodii ...