Hydrangeas

Gardening Tips for Hydrangea Care
Hydrangea Care TipsWater at a rate of 1 inch per week throughout the growing season. ... Add mulch underneath your hydrangeas to help keep the soil mo...
How to Prune Hydrangeas
How to prune hydrangeasCut out one or two of the oldest stems at the base to encourage the production of new, replacement growth that will be more flo...
How to Grow Hydrangeas
To plant hydrangeas, simply dig the planting holes 2 feet wider than the root ball. Keep the depth of the hole consistent with the size of the root ba...
Growing Hydrangeas From Seed - Tips For Sowing Hydrangea Seeds
How to Grow Hydrangea from SeedWait until a blossom begins to fade and die. Keep your eye on it and, as the flower dies, put a paper bag over it.Cut t...
Hydrangeas For Zone 8 Tips On Choosing The Best Zone 8 Hydrangeas
Do hydrangeas do well in Zone 8?What is the most beautiful hydrangea?How do you pick a good hydrangea?What zone is best for hydrangeas?What side of th...
Mophead Hydrangea Info - Guide To Mophead Hydrangea Care
How do you take care of a mophead hydrangea?When should you prune mophead hydrangeas?Should you deadhead mophead hydrangeas?Do mophead hydrangeas rebl...
Caring For Hardy Hydrangeas Learn About Zone 7 Hydrangea Planting
Zone 7 Hydrangea Planting Hydrangeas require rich, well-drained soil. Plant hydrangea where the shrub is exposed to morning sunlight and afternoon sha...
Zone 6 Hydrangea Care - Growing Hydrangeas In Zone 6 Gardens
Zone 6 Hydrangea Care When you irrigate, be sure that the soil is evenly moist. The flower bed soil must drain well, since the plants cannot tolerate ...
Cold Hardy Hydrangeas Choosing Hydrangeas For Zone 4
Panicle Forming Zone 4 Hydrangea VarietiesGrandiflora – Creamy white blooms, often called Pee Gee.Limelight – Startling lime green flowers.Compacta – ...