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Hydrangeas are easily one of the most popular flowering shrubs in the Nothern Hemisphere, and with good reason. Their ...

Discover all you need to know about growing hydrangeas, including care tips, when to prune, and the best way to propagate for ...

Mulching hydrangeas will act as a natural insulator – a protective barrier around the plant that regulates the temperature to prevent root damage. All you need to do is apply a five-centimeter-thick ...

If you don’t have hydrangeas ... pot. Be sure to look at the guidelines on the plant tag to be sure that you space the plants properly. Some hydrangea varieties, like oakleaf hydrangea, get quite ...

As the UK continues to experience the most significant cold spell of winter so far, many gardeners may be worried about how their hydrangeas are surviving in this extreme weather. If you wish to ...

Hydrangeas change color based on the soil pH. A lower pH turns them blue, and a higher pH pink. Different varieties have different growing requirements. Image Credit: Shutterstock. Hosta varieties ...

A gardener who specialises in hydrangeas, and founder of Hydrangea Love, advocates for mulching as “one of the best things you can do to get your hydrangeas healthier and thriving”.

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They are also very adaptable to indoor pots ... Hydrangeas grow well in groups, as hedging plants or as attractive single specimens and need little maintenance. The plants will do well with ...