Hydrangeas, the popular and colourful blooms, may be falling short of their full glorious potential due to erroneous pruning - a gardening faux pas that could see your garden miss out on its ...

2. Summer-flowering shrubs Summer-flowering shrubs such as butterfly bush and some hydrangeas require hard pruning in mid-winter for a “better vegetative and floral display”. The pruning ...

Gardening experts advise watering hydrangeas deeply before the winter season to ensure they bloom bigger next spring. They explain that hydrangeas are water-loving shrubs and a deep watering before ...

gardeners might worry about their hydrangeas, but experts suggest a surprisingly laid-back approach: do nothing yet. Refraining from the usual pruning, watering, or feeding could be beneficial for ...

While Dillon says you can prune new wood hydrangeas anytime from early fall to winter to early spring, she does prefer to wait for aesthetic reasons alone. "I recommend waiting until late winter or ...

Hydrangeas that bloom on new wood like Paniculata varieties can tolerate winter pruning, but it's still better to hold on for a little while longer. 'Removing too much now can expose the buds to frost ...

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Panicle hydrangeas can be pruned heavily to encourage a compact size and larger flower heads, simply cut stems to a height of 18 to 24 inches. Another option is to prune your hydrangea into a tree ...

TAMMY: It’s the swollen, woody part of some plants that forms at soil level. It looks like part of the roots but it’s a stem that grows above ground. They’re important adaptations of some ...