Hydrangeas are incredibly popular among Brits, often creating colourful and vibrant displays that define rural landscapes across the nation. The most common hydrangea varieties in the UK are ...

"Most pruning is in late winter or early spring. However, climbing hydrangeas are pruned after flowering in the summer." Get timing wrong when snipping away, and you might just snip off next year ...

Yet, before gardeners get snipping, it’s crucial to pinpoint the optimal time for pruning. For hydrangeas that set their blossoms on old wood or growth from the previous year, late summer is the ...

Lee said: "Once you've finished pruning, your Hydrangea clippings can be composted, and your Hydrangea is now in a perfect position to put on gorgeous flowers all summer long!" ...

But there’s lots you can do now to encourage spring growth, especially when it comes to pruning certain plants. The key is to focus your efforts on summer ... than more. Hydrangeas are beloved ...

Tip: A sturdy boxwood hedge can be grown in front of floppy hydrangeas to become a natural support for summer flowers. Good news: If you don’t get around to pruning these hydrangeas with giant ...

Stop waiting for the perfect time of year to prune ... can seek out summer moisture without your help. My best example of teaching shrubs to find water is the story of my hydrangeas.

Late winter or early spring is the best time apart from climbing Hydrangeas which should be pruned after flowering in summer. 'Leaving the flower heads on over winter helps to protect the developing ...