Pee gee hydrangea tree

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.

Last year I posted about pruning and have had a lot of interest, so since it’s getting to be that time again… I’m not an expert gardener, I, like how my dad used to describe himself, am a ‘jack of all trades, and a king of none’… I know a lot, well… a little about […]

If you're wondering when to prune your hydrangeas, we're here with guidelines for pruning smooth, panicle, oakleaf, bigleaf, and climbing hydrangeas that will result in beautiful blooms.

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Habit/Description: This sun AND part shade loving Hydrangea has created awesome possibilities in the landscape world since its introduction. The large bright whitish/green blooms are spectacular and persist through frost. Upright growing deciduous shrub. Large medium green leaves. Siz

Pee Gee and Limelight hydrangeas, both highly favored for their beauty, often appear remarkably alike, making it challenging to tell them apart. Nevertheless, they do exhibit distinct characteristics. Today, we delve into these differences. Pee Gee hydrangeas are known for their summer bloom of radiant white flowers. In contrast, Limelight hydrangeas also flower in the ...

here are some simple rules and tips to follow for you to know how to prune a Peegee or Paniculata Hydrangea.

Blueacre Garden on Instagram: "Hydrangea trees belong to the paniculata family - just like the limelight, quick fire, and pinky winky varieties you’re used to seeing! For a heavy pruning, the best time to do it is in late winter before the plant has started to put out the new green leaves for the year. If you miss that window, you can still change the shape of your plant and remove low-hanging branches. Let’s prune this one together! #mastergardener #gardening101 #hydrangeaseason…