After your old wood hydrangeas' blooms have faded, you can deadhead those spent flowers ... A dead stem can be removed at any time. If you do not know the type of hydrangea you have, look at ...

Growing ornamental grasses next to hydrangeas can add tons of texture and interest. These gorgeous grasses will thrive in ...

Now that we are in the heart of winter, there is not much to do in the garden, but if you want to ensure hydrangeas thrive this year, then there is one quick task to help these flowers out.

Uncovering tips for sculpting hydrangea paniculata, he said: "Today's I'm going to show you how to ... big cone-like flowers that look just as stunning in the garden as they do in any flower ...

Winter has arrived and for those fretting over their hydrangeas, here's the golden rule: do nothing - at ... "Cut too early, and you might miss next year's flowers! Let it look sad over winter ...

Just this week, while I was deadheading radiant roses at a client’s garden above Cline Spit, there they were, daylilies in bloom ... a real holiday buster. I do hope everyone is going to have a great ...

you'll need to cut back your hydrangeas at specific points in the post-bloom season. Nicole Elizabeth Dillon is the owner of Breemar Flower Farm in Ashland, VA. Do I Need To Cut Back Hydrangeas For ...

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 ...

there are a few things you can do to encourage them to bloom again. This includes deadheading, keeping them well-watered and fed, and pinching back the new growth in spring and summer to keep them ...