Timing is key as some plants flourish from pruning in April and May whilst others are best well enough alone. To help ...

There are more than 80 cultivars of hydrangeas that range from 2 feet tall and wide to nearly 30 feet tall. Learn more about ...

Potted hydrangeas can be tricky to keep alive. Here's why yours keep dying and how you can properly care for them to avoid ...

Join the UCCE Master Gardeners of El Dorado County for its final plant sale of 2025. Ornamental plants will be the focus of ...

Hydrangeas can happily grow in pots—especially when you choose the right variety and container. With proper care, potted ...

Those wise words come in handy when pruning shrubs such as hydrangeas. For owners of these beautiful landscape shrubs, how to prune hydrangeas is a common question. It’s confusing if searching ...

If hydrangeas have a downside, it's that many cultivars can reach sizes of 25 feet tall and wide, limiting where you can use them in landscapes. Fortunately, dwarf cultivars like 'Little Lime' ...

Versatility: There is a hydrangea for every garden. Some will grow as big as six or eight feet, while many dwarf varieties remain a tidy foot or two high. Some do their best in sunny locations ...

When will our love affair with hydrangeas ever diminish? Not anytime soon. Pest resistance: Hydrangeas are rarely bothered by pests or diseases. Plant Hydrangeas in well-drained nutrient-rich soil and ...

Hydrangeas can also be grown beside bush and shrub plants as roses, butterfly bushes and dwarf pines. When you are selecting a companion plant for your hydrangeas, it is important to choose a ...

An artistic rendering of the moment when the first white dwarf explodes and spews material at the second white dwarf, which itself is about to explode. Credit University of Warwick/Mark Garlick ...