How to winterize hydrangeas

Before you prepare hydrangeas for winter, see if you even need to (it differs according to type). If you do have to winterize yours, here's how.

Hydrangeas are a beautiful, colorful addition to your garden. They grow well in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 through 8, but you do have to learn how to prep hydrangeas for winters months. Winterizing hydrangeas will protect the canes of your plant, which means new blooms and foliage will grow the following spring and summer! Don’t worry; getting your

The weather outside may be cold, but there is something that can be done in the garden this time of year. Winter is an ideal time to prune your shrubs.

Ever wonder why your hydrangea doesn't bloom well? Use these four simple tips to increase your chances of seeing more beautiful blooms.

Pruning hydrangeas can seem complex due to the different varieties and their specific needs. However, with the right knowledge, you can ensure healthy growth and abundant blooms. Here's how and when to prune your hydrangeas to enjoy the most flowers from these hard-working shrubs.

There's a number of reason why your hydrangeas aren't blooming. Luckily there is usually a simple solution!

This guide to fall hydrangea care will give you the best tips on how to prune hydrangeas for long-term success during the fall!

Having trouble with your hydrangeas not blooming? Find out how to fix the problems so that you can grow these beautiful flowers in your garden.

Want to see your hydrangeas come back better than ever in the spring? Get expert advice on how to get your hydrangeas ready for winter right here.

Follow these expert tips to ensure your hydrangeas are prepared for the winter season