1. Choose the right variety While talking to gardening expert Tony O'Neill, he mentions that one of the most important things to consider when planting hydrangeas in pots is the variety.

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Potted hydrangeas are still popular for Easter decor, but they are even more popular as garden plants, given their interesting forms, range of colours and ease of care, writes Theresa Forte ...

There are bigleaf hydrangeas that can take some more sun now, too. Plant breeders have been working on "increasing flower power in challenging environments (both sun and shade)," says McEnaney.

Hydrangeas love to drink, as is evidenced by the summer of 2023, one of Southwestern Ontario’s wettest on record. They don’t want to be waterlogged in soggy clay soil, but like gardens that ...

Hydrangeas have become mainstays of late summer and fall gardens. In one nursery catalogue alone, I counted 38 different types of these flowering shrubs. That's a far cry from 1962 when "Annabelle ...

Garden Hits & Myths: Hardy hydrangeas provide late summer colour In early September, there aren’t any flowering shrubs that are showier than hydrangeas. There are two species of hydrangea that ...

Hydrangeas are a garden plant, but if you don't water them properly, they can become victim to a number of diseases ...

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) explains that if your garden soil is acidic (with a pH of 5.5 or lower), it should yield stunning blue flowers due to the presence of aluminium, while ...

Hydrangeas will thrive and burst with colour if planted alongside 1 flower There is a companion plant for hydrangeas that helps them thrive and looks great when placed beside them, experts say.