Zinnias are easy flowers and a great companion plant, but they don't mix well with everything in the garden. We explain which ...

Hydrangeas enjoy rich, well-draining, slightly acidic soil. They are thirsty plants, requiring frequent, deep watering during ...

Reduce disease severity: Several leaf spot diseases can infect hydrangeas and cause unsightly symptoms by late summer. The risk of leaf infection is higher when plants are crowded, or growth is ...

If the droopy leaves perk up within 30 minutes after a thorough soaking, be thankful it was a watering issue and not a disease. No matter what type of hydrangea you have in your garden ...

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To maintain the health of your hydrangeas, concentrate on proper placement for sun exposure, watering, fertilization, pruning, and protection from pests and diseases. If you have a stark privacy ...

According to David, a healthy, well-fed, well-watered hydrangea is your best defence against pests and diseases. However, these plants can occasionally fall victim to a few common issues.

Hydrangeas are easily one of the UK’s most ... making them more resilient to stress, pests and diseases. Article continues below Conversely, if you’re a fan of blue flowers, you can also ...

Bigleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla ... the plant’s harvest and potentially make it more prone to certain diseases. University of Maryland Extension’s Home and Garden Information Center ...

Many plants in Texas landscapes are suitable hosts for aphids, including bedding plants, ash, barberry, boxelder, crape ...