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What To Do With Your Hydrangeas In Late Summer - And What Not To Do!
Fall Hydrangea Care - How To Care For Hydrangeas Before Winter
When To Cut Back Hydrangeas [And How To Do That]
Discover the versatility of hydrangeas, popular flowering shrubs admired for their abundant blooms in an array of charming colors. Whether you prefer delicate pinks and whites, serene blues, vibrant reds, or elegant purples, there is a perfect hue to enhance your garden or floral displays.
Common Problems with Hydrangeas in Pots & How to Fix Them
Common Problems with Hydrangeas in Pots & How to Fix Them
Common Problems with Hydrangeas in Pots & How to Fix Them
Most common problems with hydrangeas in pots are: Poor drainage, Lack of water and Insufficient sunlight. They are spectacular looking plants
How to Deadhead Hydrangeas
If you’re wondering how to deadhead hydrangea bushes, you’re not alone. Many gardeners know that they’re supposed to deadhead their flowering shrubs, yet many forgo this step simply because they aren’t sure how, why, or
How to Deadhead Hydrangeas
To deadhead hydrangeas, use sharp pruning shears to remove spent blooms just above the nearest healthy bud or leaf node. This encourages new growth and promotes continuous blooming. Have you encountered any challenges or concerns while deadheading your hydrangeas? For comprehensive guidance on hydrangea care, explore our detailed resources.
How Often Should I Water My Hydrangeas? - Homestead Gardener
Magical garden hydrangea prefers moist soil. Hydrangeas in pots need regular water, as well as those underground. This is especially important during warmer seasons. It is best to give the plant plenty of water a few days a week rather than a little every day.