When pruning hydrangeas in general ... you can cut all the branches back to about a foot above the ground in late winter or early spring when it’s still dormant. This pruning method will ...

Hydrangea care begins with knowing what type of hydrangeas you are growing. Hydrangea species vary in their winter hardiness as well as pruning needs. One of the biggest differences between ...

I know this is not the typical time to prune hydrangeas ... This is the way they are supposed to look in winter. Because hydrangeas are very hardy (they grow as far north as Maine), the cold ...

These perennial showstoppers need a good pruning now ... Get in there before your hydrangeas wake fully from their winter snooze around late February or early March to avoid undue stress and ...

Gardeners are being warned to avoid deadheading hydrangeas in February, as doing so could lead to a loss of flowers in the ...

To ensure your hydrangeas bounce back to full health after winter, an expert has shared three vital steps you should follow.

Not all plants are suitable for winter pruning. Some plants should be pruned in pruned in spring, while others are best until summer or autumn. Roses and hydrangeas are just two plants that ...

New wood hydrangeas are pruned in late winter or early spring, before new growth begins. Pruning is not technically necessary but is commonly used to manage plant size and encourage stronger stems ...

Good news: Hydrangeas don’t need rigorous pruning, but pruning them at the right time is key to maintaining their size, shape, and flower power. Generally, it’s best (and looks great too) to leave the ...