These are just a few of the plants that I know will be available on the day including a Hydrangea that was selected here from a batch of seedlings, look out for H. aspera villosa ‘East Ruston ...

Working with pelletised wool is easy - just blend the pellets into the soil around your hydrangea and give it a little water. A couple of handfuls per shrub should do the trick. For those opting ...

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 ...

Avoid hot, exposed sites which will cause foliage to desiccate. High winds can damage flower stems. Fertilize Dear Dolores® hydrangea annually in spring using a specialty fertilizer designed to ...

HABIT Flowering deciduous shrub, 1-2m tall and wide, depending on the cultivar. Can spread by suckering roots. FEATURES Magnificent panicles of white or light pink flowers in summer, plus showy ...

When should I prune my hydrangea? I've gotten conflicting answers, so am a bit confused on what to do. This can be confusing, because there are many different types of hydrangeas! The answer ...

Stanley has dropped its Hydrangea color, a bluish, purple hue that calls to mind the popular flower. The super-popular drinkware has its full line in the color, including the iconic Quencher H2.0 ...

Shoppers can now indulge in the new colorways: Cherry Blossom, Hot Coral, Hydrangea and Splash. The colors are “bolder and brighter,” Stanley says, and will add fun to your day while staying ...

First of all, the leaves of the Frenchie are smooth and glossy, while Hydrangea aspera has fuzzy, velvety leaves. The flowers of the latter are not mopheads, but large lacecaps that reach peak growth ...