Trimming hydrangeas

This guide to pruning plants will help you to take care of trees, shrubs, and flowers for the healthiest garden possible.

Pruning hydrangeas can seem complex due to the different varieties and their specific needs. However, with the right knowledge, you can ensure healthy growth and abundant blooms. Here's how and when to prune your hydrangeas to enjoy the most flowers from these hard-working shrubs.

Hydrangeas are flowering shrubs that produce abundant blooms in an array of colors. Hues of pinks, whites, blues, reds, and purples are popular in this

Pruning and deadheading hydrangeas keeps them bushy and blooming. Follow my complete step-by-step instructions to learn when and how to do it

Confused about when to cut back hydrangeas? This simple guide to target pruning times is based on bloom type, not plant species.

Wondering when and how to trim a hydrangea tree? Annual pruning for most types is done in early spring. Remove any branches that are crossing, growing inwards, or otherwise crowding the canopy. Then cut the whole canopy sphere back by about one-third of its pre-pruning size.

Little maintenance makes these flowers perfect for growing. Hydrangeas produce beautiful and stunning abundant flowers. Different colors of these flowers are blue, vibrant pink, lavender,…

Most Hydrangeas are deciduous. Meaning they lose their leaves and in winter. Cutting back or pruning plants is a gardening practice that increases the vitality of a plant. When it comes to hydrangeas, many gardeners do not know what to do, so let's find out what options are available. You don't have to cut back hydrangeas. However, I recommend maintaining…

If you’re wondering how to deadhead hydrangeas, you’re not alone. Most gardeners know that they’re supposed to deadhead their shrubs, but they didn't know this...

Hydrangeas are grown for their big luscious leaves, their usefulness in growing in shady areas and mostly, for their big mophead blooms. Getting bigger and better blooms is the ultimate bonus, easy to accomplish with