Mophead hydrangea

Change the color of your mophead hydrangea with the pH of the soil from pink to blue!

Get the basics about hydrangea care, including how to select the best planting location, how to prune hydrangeas, and how to get the shrubs to bloom.

I pruned one of my lacecap hydrangeas yesterday. It's been a warm April - especially for Cape Cod - and one of my shrubs had leaves opening so that I could clearly tell which buds made it through the winter and which ones did not. The way to prune both mophead (Hydrangea macrophylla) and lacecap (Hy

Weather challenges the past few winters has frustrated gardeners when it comes to their mophead hydrangeas not blooming. Seven criteria are necessary for healthy plants, with #4 and #7 being the most common reasons for failure. In order for any plant to bloom, it has to be healthy. That means the plant is getting enough […]

These tips for figuring out why your hydrangea isn't blooming are awesome. Find out what you need to do to get beautiful perennial Hydrangea flowers in your garden landscaping. #fromhousetohome #hydrangeas #gardeningtips #gardenideas #partshadeperennials #shadelovingshrubs

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!

Mophead hydrangeas are the quintessential shrub. Their beautiful blooms add whimsy and elegance to any garden. Here's everything you need to know to grow them.

Best advice for growing hydrangeas. Perfect if you are a beginner gardener. These flowers are beautiful in bloom and can be easy to take care of.

The different types of hydrangea, are divided into 2 categories. Plants blooming new season growth and blooming on old growth from the previous year.

Hydrangeas are appreciated for their romantic cottage charm. There are nearly 80 different species with flower formations that range from snowball and mophead to panicle and lacecap. Learn all about the charming features of lacecap hydrangeas now on Gardener’s Path. #lacecaphydrangea #gardening #gardenerspath

I Love Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Hokomarevo’ aka Hydrangea Everlasting Revolution

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Mophead hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) 🌸 are beloved for their large, showy blooms and vibrant colors. Deadheading, or the removal of spent flowers, is...

How to Get Blue and Purple Hydrangeas - Crafty Morning

Tracy Crosland 🌸 on Instagram: "Confession ⬇️⬇️⬇️ I LOVE BLUE AND PINK HYDRANGEAS! 🩵💗 (Mophead hydrangeas) I went on a girls’ trip to Nantucket 🤩 and saw the most outrageous flawless hydrangeas 😍in blue and pink…but back home in Tennessee 🧡 the leaves of those same hydrangeas are covered in black spots by the end of the season. 😭 You may find a great summer or two for your TN mophead hydrangeas ☀️but most of them struggle every other year. Do you agree?? 🤓 Instead, I’ve started…

Discover the beauty and diversity of hydrangeas! From the classic mopheads to elegant lacecaps and beyond, learn how to distinguish these stunning blooms. Ready to add some to your garden? Click to shop. #GardenTips #Hydrangeas #FlowerGarden #PlantLovers #Gardening101

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Passion' features spectacular, starry, double flowers reminiscent of miniature roses. When an individual flower first opens, it resembles a lacecap hydrangea with large sterile flowers radiating on the edge. However, unlike the lacecap hydrangea, the inflorescence eventually fills out completely creating a particularly pretty mophead effect with double flowers.

Pink Mophead Hydrangeas

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

Hydrangeas are beautiful flowers that add boldness to any garden. They can be different colors, but an increasingly popular variety is the colorful Summer Crush Hydrangea, which is a bright vibrant pink color. Read on to learn all about Summer Crush Hydrangeas!