Developments in breeding have created modern hydrangea varieties that can bloom for longer, however, even new types need to be pruned with care to keep them healthy and thriving. Endless Summer ...

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

Changing your hydrangea's color seems like waiting for water to boil, but we have tips for turning pink hydrangeas blue by ...

The Endless Summer hydrangea is a newer variety that flowers on both old and new wood, so it will bloom “endlessly” all summer even if it is pruned in the spring. Courtesy photo The beginning ...

Newer “Endless Summer” cultivars produce blooms on both new and old growth, so they can be pruned in the spring and summer. However, if you have older “mop head”-type hydrangeas ...

All it takes to get your hydrangeas summer-ready in minutes is one very easy task. Showing off a pretty limp and lifeless-looking hydrangea plant in one of his videos, the expert - who boasts more ...

Hydrangeas bring endless charm and sweet nostalgia to gardens ... followed by long-lasting summer blooms that hold their heads high into the crisp days of autumn. Like all bigleaf hydrangeas ...

The beginning of April is a good time to think of the color of those daffodils in bloom. Yellow means “slow down” so pace yourself when it comes to adding tender plants and planting seeds this ...