This year has been good for hydrangeas and, with such a variety perfect for the Lowcountry's weather, here are a few ...

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 ...

Hydrangeas are the stars of the summer garden. But to reach their full splendor, they need proper care. Here's what matters ...

Brown spots on hydrangea leaves can be caused by fungal disease, pests, and other factors. Fix any and all of those problems ...

the panicle hydrangea sets flowers on new wood. That means pruning can be done in late winter or early spring. Pruning helps keep these robust plants’ size and shape in check.

Panicle hydrangeas bloom from mid-summer into fall ... They also have exfoliating bark that provides winter interest. Oakleaf hydrangeas also grow very well and bloom in the shade.

Hydrangeas are popular flowering plants in the South. Find out here how best to care for them and even change their color.

Prune in late winter or early spring. Smooth hydrangea can be trimmed to about 12 inches off the ground. Panicle hydrangea can be pruned to the same height or left taller, especially for large ...

Next, let’s discuss panicle-type hydrangea pruning. This type performs like what I call a “normal shrub,” with upper branches surviving through winter, instead of dying back like the ...

Unlike the Annabelle-type hydrangeas with large round white flowers that die back to near ground level each winter, the panicle-type perform like “normal” shrubs, leafing out each year from ...