Here is some basic information on getting to know Hydrangea types so you can better select and care for them.
Perfect for container gardening, hydrangeas take center stage with long lasting color. These stars are the quintessential elegance of summer. Big, bold flowers strike a pose all by themselves. In order for these shrubs to sustain container life in New England, the soil preparation, watering and overwintering required are very different than hydrangeas...
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Knowing a few plant tips will help when caring for your macrophyla (bigleaf) hydrangea:
Wilting doesn’t always mean water. High heat, humidity and direct sun during the hottest time of day can cause the leaves on the hydrangea to ‘flag’ (droop or wilt). Best practice is to...
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