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Because hydrangeas are dormant in winter, they don’t show obvious signs of cold sensitivity. Your best bet is to rely on plant hardiness and winter temperatures as your guide.

Protect your beloved shrubs from the cold with these quick tips. Fanpro / Getty Hydrangeas are known for their lush clusters of beautiful blooms, which can blossom in both garden beds and ...

Hydrangeas are beautiful blooms known to flower for several months of the year but will go dormant in winter to protect themselves from the frosty weather. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT ...

In a blog post, Lorraine wrote: “If you can plant something with winter persistent foliage like an azalea, rhododendron, or conifer that will shield your hydrangea, do it now. Just watch out for ...

Lifestyle; Gardens and flowers; Protect hydrangeas this winter with expert's tips gardeners should do in November Winter frost can put the colourful flower at risk, but there are things you can do ...

Winter/Cold Damage: Some hydrangea species can handle a whole lot of cold without even the least of a shiver.When I lived in Bangor, Maine it took no time at all to see that both the smooth ...

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 ...

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 ...

Q: My blue hydrangeas are just now blooming — only four to five blooms. When should I prune, as obviously their schedule is off? They have not been pruned or fertilized this year at all, but the ...

Hydrangeas are a popular choice and grow best in well-watered soil, with some shade. But when the soil gets dry in the winter time, it could potentially freeze over. This means you run the risk of ...

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 ...