If you want to see even more of your beautiful hydrangea blooms, invest in these specific varieties that, once pruned in ...

The real answer is “it depends”, and we'll go into all the caveats in a bit. But, for most people growing Hydrangea ...

It’s not all hydrangeas, she says, but the culprit is the most popular variety. Hydrangea macrophylla is commonly called the mophead type, and their flowers are what most gardeners long for ...

Certain hydrangea varieties, including Hydrangea macrophylla and Hydrangea serrata—can bloom in different hues depending on the soil's pH. "The general rule of thumb is that hydrangeas with a pH ...

The colour of the flowers changes depending on soil pH. You can experiment with various hues based on the soil’s acidity or alkalinity It thrives in pots, making it suitable for container ...

Among the most elegant of all hydrangea flowers, the exquisite flattened heads of lacecaps are made up of tiny button-like flowers surrounded by a ring of showy sterile florets. H. macrophylla ...

Incorrect pruning can impact flowering. Hydrangea macrophylla, hydrangea aspera, hydrangea serrata, and hydrangea quercifolia are lightly pruned by trimming back the old flower heads to a pair of ...