Hydrangea support ideas

Here is a method for staking peonies and hydrangeas: both have very large flowers, and these blooms can pull the stems down, especially after a heavy rain. This method can be done after the flowers have formed, so no need to beat yourself up for not remembering a grow-through support early in the se

With their big flower heads, and under certain conditions, hydrangea plants have a tendency to droop. To help your plant reach skyward, DIY some support.

The bright blooms of the Hydrangea, big and bold, deserve to stand tall, not wilted down to lie in the mud.

Hydrangeas - How to Keep Them Upright with Kelly Lehman. Easy how to gardening for beginners video showing how to keep hydrangeas upright . Hydrangeas care h...

Vas Karpetas on Instagram: "It’s time to stake your Hydrangea Annabelle’s as they are showing strong growth. I had this idea all winter long and today was the perfect day to build this frame . I have the frame fairly high as Annabelle’s grow really tall especially being 5 years in the ground now . What do you think and I totally obsessed about my Hydrangeas ? gardens #garden #gardening #flowers #nature #plants #gardenlife #gardendesign #gardensofinstagram #gardeninspiration #gardener…

Skye Hamilton • Home & Garden • Hydrangea Queen on Instagram: "Water logged droopy blooms are such a bummer, but it’s usually inevitable at least once a summer. Correct pruning can help mitigate the effects, but some drooping is inevitable. Here are a couple things I do to help them pop back up. * Shake out the blooms from top to bottom trying to get the extra water out. * You can use a bloom to gently release the water as well. This keeps you from getting as wet. * Use a leaf blower on…

As popular flowering shrubs, hydrangeas are resilient and hardy plants with high versatility in landscaping and garden design. One important thing to consider, however, is keeping them growing upright, or preventing them from flopping over. Because of the large blooms and the tall growth of this shrub, it often flops over under its own weight. To avoid this, you need to keep hydrangeas upright.

Here are the best garden stakes for plants that need support but making your own from these steel rods is easy and cheaper.

Vas Karpetas | Hydrangea Annabelle’s are really easy to grow but they do need maintenance especially after all the rain we had a few days ago. I would... | Instagram

Growing peonies is simple. Just follow these tips and you'll have loads of lush, fragrant blooms every spring.