Most hydrangeas benefit from a bit of mulch in winter, but old wood hydrangeas that are marginally hardy in your growing ...

Hydrangea species vary in their winter hardiness as well as pruning ... cover plants even in areas where plants are typically quite hardy. Pay attention to temperature extremes during the winter.

Although hydrangeas are relatively hardy plants, some hydrangeas are more cold-sensitive than others and they may not bloom if their flower buds are damaged by extreme cold and harsh winter winds.

Hydrangeas are hardy blooms that can survive harsh cold winter weather, but one gardening task now will ensure healthier and ...

Two hydrangea species are considered native for U.S. East Coast ... Because this species blooms on new wood, it is winter hardy, and spring-forming buds are normally unaffected or damaged by cold ...

Hydrangeas, with their variety of shapes from circular balls to stunning cones, are hardy plants that can withstand the winter chill and even a freeze. Despite this resilience, the cold season ...

Hydrangeas shouldn't be forgotten during winter if you want them to look "spectacular" come spring and summer.