Hydrangea diseases leaves

My favorite flower of all time is the Hydrangea. They really are easy care and here are my three favorite tips for beautiful hydrangeas.

It is not uncommon to see leaf spots on your hydrangeas during late summer and fall. These spots are caused by a number of fungal diseases. Plant fungi and wet weather go hand-in-hand. Florida’s hi…

Brown spots on hydrangea leaves are not only unsightly, but can also be problematic. Hydrangea plants with brown or blackspots may flower less and have smaller blooms. Therefore, if you notice spots on your hydrangea leaves, you need to determine the cause and then treat it. You've enjoyed gorgeous hydrangea blossoms during the blooming season but then one day notice spots on your hydrangea leaves. Unfortunately, no matter the cause, these spots typically worsen as summer progresses…

Despite not being picky or otherwise finicky plants, hydrangeas do occasionally run into problems like leaves wilting and turning brown. There are a couple of reasons why this happens, so ...

While hydrangeas are adored for their impressive blooms rather than their foliage, hydrangea leaf problems can certainly ruin the aesthetics of these beautiful shrubs and have implications on the health of blooms as well. Leaf problems can appear on any garden plants or shrubs including hydrangeas. To help you diagnose and treat common leaf problems in hydrangeas, it’s important to identify the underlying cause.

Leaf spot fungus on your hydrangea plants means something's wrong. Here's a guide on how to treat it and more diseases to look out for.

While blooms are the most noticeable parts of hydrangea shrubs, it’s the leaves that often run into problems. Leaf problems are aesthetically undesirable and often signal the presence of a disease. Holes on hydrangea leaves, however, are most likely caused by pests.

The causes for Hydrangea leaves turning yellow are irregular temperature, lighting, watering, soil and humidity, pests, and diseases.

Diseases of hydrangea are typically foliar, although root and flowers may also become infected. Ailing hydrangea symptoms often start at the leaves, even if the affecting disease is root or insect based. The most prevalent causes of a sick hydrangea are described in this article.

Can’t stand black spots on hydrangeas? Neither can I! I’m sharing the causes and solutions, plus why I ultimately decided to toss out my own mophead bigleaf hydrangeas! My love of mophead bigleaf hydrangeas! Ever since I can remember, I’ve adored the deep blue color of hydrangeas that I would see on Cape Cod, Massachusetts...Read More