Landscaping hydrangeas—potted or otherwise—will come back if planted within their USDA zone.Hydrangeas sold as flowering ...

Prune in late winter or early spring. Smooth hydrangea can be trimmed to about 12 inches off the ground. Panicle hydrangea ...

There are more than 80 cultivars of hydrangeas that range from 2 feet tall and wide to nearly 30 feet tall. Learn more about ...

Learn how to grow and care for Dear Dolores® hydrangea, a bigleaf variety that flowers on both old and new wood for an ...

You don’t need to prune damaged leaves off, but you can if they’re too bothersome, once the plant is fuller with more growth.

“Choose a pot that’s at least 18 to 24 inches wide and deep, which provides enough room for the plant’s root system to grow ...

Bigleaf and mountain hydrangeas are members of this category. Oakleaf hydrangea can be pruned to the same height or left taller, especially for large-maturing varieties. Climbing hydrangeas are ...

Hydrangeas are an immensely popular plant and if you want yours to look their best, make sure you're giving them what they ...

If done improperly in autumn, deadheading some hydrangeas may result in fewer buds the following spring. This is particularly true for bigleaf hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) because certain ...

There’s a type of hydrangea for every gardener – whether you’re growing the classic bigleaf hydrangeas, have a soft corner for the mopheads, or want to revel in the picture-perfect glory of ...