Caring for hydrangeas

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…

Looking for an easy way to care for Hydrangeas? If you're a lazy gardener (like me!), you're in luck. Hydrangeas are one of the easiest flowering perennials to care for. These classic flowering perennial garden shrubs are super easy to grow and will bloom beautifully with minimal effort from you. In this guide, I'll share some helpful gardening tips and hydrangea care tips on how to grow Hydrangeas in your garden the easy and lazy way.

Are you tired of your hydrangeas not blooming? Take a look at these 7 reasons why your hydrangeas aren’t blooming, and see if you can trouble shoot your way to better blooms!

For a long-lasting display of pretty flowers, there’s a hydrangea species suitable for any shape or size of garden. Here’s how to grow these big beauties.

Caring for hydrangeas in the fall is key for stunning blooms next year! This guide covers practical steps to protect and support your plants, from root insulation to strategic pruning. These simple maintenance tips make sure your hydrangeas stay resilient and beautiful season after season. Save this pin to help your hydrangeas thrive with easy fall care that brings long-lasting results!

Fertilizing hydrangeas is an important step in maintaining their health and promoting vibrant blooms. Learn how and when to fertilize hydrangeas for bigger and better blooms

See how and when to fertilize your hydrangeas in the spring. Learn the secrets to powering your hydrangeas to big blooms this year!

How to Care for Hydrangeas | Expert tips, whether they’re in a vase, potted, or in the ground.

There's a number of reason why your hydrangeas aren't blooming. Luckily there is usually a simple solution!

Pruning hydrangeas can be tricky in the Spring. One wrong cut, and there goes your beautiful blooms. I do this every year, and it works!