Instead of purchasing new shrubs, grow them with cuttings! It only takes five simple steps. Here's how to propagate your hydrangeas. The best time of year to take cuttings is in the spring when ...

Hydrangeas, along with roses, are among the most popular garden plants. How should you care for them after winter to ensure ...

And according to experts, there's one vegetable that can help you do this with your hydrangea cuttings. Elise Harlock, floral expert at Prestige Flowers, said: "Potatoes are a surprisingly ...

Wright says this is one of the most common reasons why hydrangeas don't bloom. "Many hydrangeas bloom on old wood, so cutting ...

"It’s confusing if searching online, because we find complicated recommendations for hydrangea types that aren’t well adapted for Northern gardening," Don Kinzler writes.

READ MORE: 47 Skin's Mother's Day skincare bundles that ... Since Annabelle hydrangeas flourish on new wood, they're best pruned by "cutting the whole plant back to the lowest pair of healthy ...

When should I prune my hydrangea? I've gotten conflicting answers ... Tips to successful pruning include cutting up to one-third of the stems, especially old ones, but also any new ones that ...

If your hydrangea plants are beginning to look dull or unhealthy, experts recommend that this one easy-to-come-by ingredient will have them perked up in no time. There are many benefits to gardening.

This hydrangea type normally dies back to about 6 inches above ground level every winter. Pruning consists of drastically cutting back all branches to about that 6-inch level. Arborescent type ...