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How to prune Oakleaf Hydrangeas
How to prune Oakleaf hydrangeas

How to prune Oakleaf hydrangeas

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Oakleaf hydrangeas are beautiful and popular shrub for many gardens. This flowering, deciduous shrub is ideal for planting foundations, borders, hedges, or anywhere else throughout your garden. The flowers bloom in the summertime and during the fall the leaves turn beautiful colors. You can watch the color of the blooms change from the summer through the fall. The plants don’t actually require a great deal of pruning but it is good to trim them about once a year so that…

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How to keep hydrangeas upright and stop them flopping over
How to keep hydrangeas upright and stop them flopping over

How to keep hydrangeas upright and stop them flopping over

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If you have hydrangeas you know that they are fairly easy to grow, they are very tolerant of things like heat and humidity as well as sea air or sunlight. However, they will grow to quite a large size depending on the variety, with a width between 3 and 5 ft. Many people think that bigger is better especially when it comes to their flowers. The hydrangeas are known for their incredibly large flowers and yet these can literally be…

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What plants go well with hydrangeas - Companion plants
What plants go well with hydrangeas

What plants go well with hydrangeas

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Hydrangeas are an incredibly popular plant because they are easy to grow and very tolerant of both sun and shade. The big flowers and stunning foliage they bring to any garden is enough to make you swoon. Of course, you can increase the overall enchantment that you are hydrangeas bring by finding the perfect companion plants. Hydrangea companion plants Good hydrangea companion plants should be things that are similar but at the same time slightly different. Similarity should exist in…

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Hydrangea leaves turning yellow
Why are my hydrangea leaves turning yellow

Why are my hydrangea leaves turning yellow

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Hydrangeas are incredibly popular for their blossoms because of the large pom pom shape and beautiful colors. Why all the foliage on the hydrangeas might be an understudy, the changing of colors unnecessarily can still be cause for concern especially if your hydrangea leaves are turning yellow. Yellow leaves are not only unattractive but they might be indicative of a problem severe enough that your hydrangea needs immediate help. Natural yellow color Hydrangeas typically have green leaves but in some…

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Hydrangea aborescens Annabelle growing guide
Hydrangea aborescens Annabelle – growing guide

Hydrangea aborescens Annabelle – growing guide

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The Hydrangea Annabelle has beautiful white flower heads reminiscent of snowballs. Many gardens cultivate the Annabelle hydrangea because it is a hardy plant that will last for years and it is very simple to maintain and looks amazing when in flower. Plant profile The hydrangea Annabelle is part of the aborescens species. It is commonly known as the smooth hydrangea or the wild hydrangea. It is a hardy shrub originating in North America. It is a bush that generally grows…

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Hydrangea paniculata growing guide
Hydrangea paniculata growing guide

Hydrangea paniculata growing guide

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Hydrangeas are a beautiful form of shrub that is quite popular among gardeners. Because they are easy to maintain experienced gardeners and newcomers alike can add hydrangeas to their gardens. Of course there are many varieties of hydrangeas with a great deal of flexibility in terms of their flowers. The hydrangea paniculata, or panicle hydrangea, is a unique specimen for its beautiful panicle like blooms. Caring for them is easiest done by following this simple guide: Nutrition Hydrangea paniculata prefer…

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Best Hydrangeas For Hedging - A simple guide to choosing a hydrangea to form a hedge
Best hydrangeas to making a hedge

Best hydrangeas to making a hedge

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Hydrangeas are flowering deciduous shrubs better appreciated by many gardeners because of the copious flowers produced in a variety of colors. There are deciduous and evergreen species available but the most widely cultivated are the deciduous varieties. The flower heads on hydrangeas are colorful, large in size, and provide a striking appearance. Because hydrangeas are so large in their adult form the freestanding specimens are great for hedges and they look amazing over summer. The flower heads of hydrangeas come…

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Growing hydrangeas from seed
Growing hydrangeas from seed

Growing hydrangeas from seed

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Almost all gardeners love the low drama maintenance and care of hydrangeas which is why they are found so often in many homes. They are the perfect plant for beginning gardeners as well as experts because of how easy it is to take care of them. If you’re ready to save some money on regularly buying plants from your nursery or if you simply want to capitalize upon a beautiful hydrangea that you already have in your yard, you can…

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How to make hydrangeas flower pink
How to Make Hydrangeas Flower Pink

How to Make Hydrangeas Flower Pink

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One of the best things about hydrangeas is that you can, with mophead and lacecap varieties, alter their color. You can choose to have beautiful pink blooms even if your hydrangea naturally produced blue blooms last season. How to make hydrangeas flower pink Turning hydrangeas blue to pink is as simple as changing the soil composition in your garden. There are, however, some points to consider: Whatever you do to change the soil composition will need to be done regularly…

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Pruning Hydrangea Limelight
Pruning Hydrangea Limelight

Pruning Hydrangea Limelight

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Limelight hydrangeas are award-winning shrubs that are beautiful panicle varieties. They can be grown all over. The limelight hydrangea is a bush with large flowers and very strong stems. It gets its name from the fact that the flowers start off a lime green color which is a beautiful accent for the summertime. As the flowers age they turn colors and take on a cream, pink, burgundy, or red color. This means that during the fall they assumed more appropriate…

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