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Caring For Potted Hydrangeas Hydrangeas make lovely container plantings, but depending on where you live, potted hydrangeas may not survive the winter outdoors.

As winter approaches, gardeners fretting over their hydrangeas are being advised to step back and refrain from any gardening action. The vital piece of advice isn't about the usual pruning or ...

It is important to wait until all the leaves have fallen off your hydrangea plant before covering them, as it means the flower is now fully dormant and hibernating for winter.

By far the most common reason for some hydrangeas to not flower is pruning at the wrong time of year. Here's what else to know and how to fix it.

A garden expert has shared her professional advice to protect hydrangeas through the winter, which gardeners should do now to protect the colourful flowers. With winter just around the corner ...

As autumn progresses and winter draws nearer, your hydrangeas will require very little maintenance. The beautiful flowers will be mostly dormant in the late autumn/early winter months, but that ...

It is important to wait until all the leaves have fallen off your hydrangea plant before covering them, as it means the flower is now fully dormant and hibernating for winter.

Hydrangeas need the cold for their dormant period. “In the North, hydrangeas are able to get a longer sleep, resulting in fuller, more lush plants and vivid, vibrant blooms,” says Mary Rock ...

A garden expert has shared her professional advice to protect hydrangeas through the winter, which gardeners should do now to protect the colourful flowers.