I’ll be honest – I thought I was a decent gardener until my neighbor’s hydrangeas started outshining mine every summer. Her bushes were bursting with dinner-plate-sized blooms while mine looked
Picture this: your neighbor’s hydrangeas look like they belong in a magazine spread, while yours resemble sad little puffs struggling to make a statement. The secret most plant experts won’t
Hydrangeas are known for their iconic, eye-candy blooms. However, they can sometimes be puzzling when they don’t bloom as expected. You’re not alone if you’ve ever found yourself with a
There are two easy ways to harm a plant, both because of oversimplification inadvertently. The first is to water on a schedule, and the second is to provide only one
There are a lot of great flowering plants to add to your garden, including many staples, such as roses, zinnias, and hydrangeas. However, depending on where you live and a
Hydrangeas are lovely flowering shrubs that like a shady setting. But, some varieties do well with some sun. Hydrangeas in sunny settings need more water for blooms and to maintain
The genus Hydrangea provides an excellent alternative for roses due to their lower maintenance needs and unusual traits. Like roses, hydrangeas (especially Hydrangea serrata) are used in teas and are
Hydrangeas are those plants that hold out as a staple of gardens everywhere, despite a growing interest in exotics. They’re not difficult to nurture, have a wide range, and are
Hydrangeas are a popular plant type well-known for their robust blooms and beautiful colors. Hydrangeas are also quite easy to grow once you know the basics and are one of those
Chances are, you saw the name of this article and thought, “Don’t you want your Hydrangeas to be nice and green?” But we’re not talking about growing green Hydrangea foliage. Instead,
Hydrangeas are a highly popular genus of flowering plants famous for large, fluffy blooms. Some species can be grown as far north as USDA hardiness zone 3. It’s also an
Hydrangeas like rich, loamy, well-draining soil that is generously amended with organic matter, such as coffee grounds, natural compost, shredded leaves, etc. The soil mix should have the ability to
Hydrangeas originally hail from Japan, and there are more than twenty different sorts. We usually only see five of these in North America. Macrophylla is the most common Hydrangea, a
There are many different types of hydrangeas, and some are naturally pale-leafed, but there are no hydrangeas with naturally yellow leaves. Yellowing leaves (Chlorosis) in hydrangeas is a symptom of several
The Dombeya Seminole is a gorgeous plant to grow in your garden. It thrives in tropical regions and brightens the cooler months with its glowing pink petals. The Burgessiae Seminole,
There are 2 types of hydrangea plants. Plants blooming new season growth and plants blooming on old growth also, lace cap and mophead Hydrangea types. Click on this article to learn more about two types of Hydrangeas. [DETAILS]
When they are blooming Hydrangea plants are beautiful, but what steps can you do to help your Hydrangea bloom? Click this article for tips and details for flowering Hydrangeas.
Hydrangeas are a popular flowering shrub found throughout North America. Large, green leaves and showy, colorful flowers characterize them. While the Hydrangea genus contains 23 species, the most common type
Hydrangea is a deciduous woody-stemmed, star-shaped, flowering plant. Several Hydrangea species are native to Asia and the Americas. It is a genus of over 200 species belonging to the Hydrangeaceae
Little quick fire hydrangea, is a selection of Hydrangea paniculata (hy-DRAIN-juh, pan-ick-yoo-LAY-tuh), is a deciduous shrub and belongs to the Hydrangeaceae family. This is the dwarf form of the
Hydrangeas are easy-to-grow, beautiful, hardy garden shrubs that add color and texture to your landscape. Available in a wide variety of bloom colors in shades of white, pink, lavender, and
Many gardeners find themselves frustrated by hydrangeas not blooming. What are the reasons for this, and what can you do? You may be surprised to learn your problem may be as
The deutzia gracilis [Dee-yute-zia, Gra-si-lis] is named after the man who discovered it, Deutzia Scholtanius and is a member of the hydrangea plant family (hydrangeaceae). Gracilis means “graceful” and refers
Hydrangeas make a great addition to the garden or landscape with their large, long-lasting abundant flowers and rich foliage. They are easy to care for, but many gardeners find themselves
Hydrangea serrata [hy-DRAIN-juh serrata] is a deciduous shrub and a member of the family Hydrangeaceae. The plant is native to Korea and Japan. The genus name is derived from the
The climbing Hydrangea is a woody, vine species of hydrangea belonging to the Hydrangeaceae family. The plant is native to Japan, Siberia, and the Korean peninsula. This plant has two
Hydrangea Macrophylla (hy-DRAN-jee-uh mak-roh-FIL-uh ) are flowering shrubs that belongs to the family Hydrangeacea. It was been given the name macrophylla, meanings large/long leaf, due to its appearance. Native to Korea and
Hydrangea arborescens (hy-DRAIN-juh ar-bo-RES-senz ) smooth hydrangeas are deciduous native plants to the eastern United States and a member of the hydrangea family Hydrangeaceae (hy-drain-jee-AY-see-ee). Wild hydrangeas’ natural environment is along stream
Hydrangea Paniculata (hy-DRAIN-jah pah-nik-yew-LAY-tah) is a flowering shrub plant from the Hydrangeaceae family. It’s commonly known as the Panicle Hydrangea, tree hydrangea, or peegee hydrangea. The botanical name Hydrangea Paniculata
Hydrangea quercifolia (hy-DRAN-jee-ah kwer-sih-FOH-lee-ah) is a deciduous flowering shrub that originates in the Southeastern United States and is naturalized in many areas of North America as well as Asia. This
The blue color is a color many homeowners want to have in their landscape. One plant we see in the garden that brings on the color blue is the plant