If you find yourself enchanted by these garden gems, here are a few tips to help you choose the right hydrangea and keep it ...

2. How To Choose Hydrangeas For Your Front Yard Landscape As you plan your front yard hydrangea garden, look at the color of the plants you choose and when they’ll be in bloom.

Hydrangeas are the perfect summer garden staple, but instead of splashing out at a garden centre, one expert has revealed a ...

Water hydrangeas properly to keep them thriving. Learn how much and how often to water, signs of under- or overwatering, and ...

Hydrangeas can be statment-makers, but investing in poor quality plants or damaged stems could lead to a floppy, lackluster ...

In comparison, hydrangeas for the garden usually bloom from summer to fall. If your hydrangeas aren't blooming during this ...

With its large, textured leaves and its large, showy, mophead-type flowers, hydrangeas can transform a ho-hum garden space into a colorful, visually interesting and almost dream-like landscape ...

Growing hydrangeas can be so rewarding. When their long-lasting blooms bless the garden in summer, we can't help but bask in ...

Epsom salt won’t help hydrangeas bloom or change color—it doesn't affect the soil in a way that generally boosts flowers.

But with more than 70 species of hydrangeas varying widely in needs, bloom patterns, pruning schedules and appearance, savvy gardeners should read up on best practices to help hydrangeas thrive.

Also known as Smooth Hydrangea, it is hardy zones 3 to 8; expect this beauty to grow 3 to 6 feet in both width and height. Most common cultivar is 'Annabelle' with its huge heads (upwards of 10 ...