What Should You Do About Hydrangea Bushes That Are Getting Too Big? Restore your overgrown, floppy hydrangeas with these tips. While deadheading your hydrangeas can be helpful for new growth ...

There are multiple types of smooth hydrangeas, but the Annabelle version, pictured above, is perhaps the best-known. Smooth ...

But with more than 70 species of hydrangeas varying widely in needs, bloom patterns, pruning schedules and appearance, savvy gardeners should read up on best practices to help hydrangeas thrive.

A: Annabelle hydrangeas can be divided nicely, and I’ve done it multiple times with our own when I’ve wanted to produce new plants or to contain the “mother plant.” ...

Bigleaf hydrangeas bloom on old wood, which means that either a cold winter like we had this year, or a fall, winter or early-spring pruning will eliminate their flower buds. No live buds, no flowers.

Hydrangeas are a fan favorite around here and knowing when, how and whether to prune them will have them looking their best year after year - if you follow a couple of rules to remember.

Hydrangeas are deciduous hardy shrubs that provide spectacular flowerheads in various shades, including white, blue and pink - but there's one common mistake gardeners are making ...

Since Annabelle hydrangeas flourish on new wood, they're best pruned by "cutting the whole plant back to the lowest pair of healthy buds". Effectively, ...

Q: I was too slow in cutting back my Annabelle hydrangeas this year, and now I have new growth coming out of the old stems. Is it too late to trim them this year? What should I do? — David B. A ...

Hydrangeas for the most part do not need much pruning of any sort. I have used many types of hydrangeas in my designs, and I have four different hydrangeas in my yard.