'Little Lime' hydrangeas, like many plants in this family, are vulnerable to being nibbled by hungry animals. There are a few hacks and tricks that may keep deer from eating your hydrangeas though.

Once you’ve selected your hydrangea variety, you might be wondering what companion plants work best with this summertime stunner. To empower you to find the best fit, you might find it ...

Also look for the dwarf limelight hydrangea ‘Little Lime’ and the series of Cityline hydrangeas, such as Rio, that do great in large containers with tons of blooms on compact shrubs.

For the full-size species, prune back each winter to keep size and form in check and to produce vigorous new growth. Prune 'Little Lime' as needed. USDA zones 3-9.

An outstanding new hydrangea called Limelight (Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight') has been named a Louisiana Super Plants selection by the LSU AgCenter. This is a type of hydrangea that is very ...

'Little Lime' hydrangeas, like many plants in this family, are vulnerable to being nibbled by hungry animals. There are a few hacks and tricks that may keep deer from eating your hydrangeas though.