Fall or spring, the time window for planting is weeks of mild weather. Catherine McQueen / Getty Images When you see a hydrangea in full bloom at a nursery, you might be tempted to buy it and plant it ...

A mature hydrangea never fails to impress with its enormous, show-stopping blooms. But achieving that type of success with a mature plant starts at the very beginning, right when you plant it. Ahead, ...

Hydrangeas thrive in spots with morning sun and afternoon shade, so avoid planting them in all-day sun or deep shade. Avoid overhead watering and soggy conditions—wet leaves from irrigation sprayers ...

Beautiful hydrangeas growing in a large garden bed next to the house - Svechkova Olena/Shutterstock Is there anything more spectacular than a flourishing hydrangea shrub that's in full bloom?

Question: We purchased several hydrangeas for Easter. What is the proper care after planting in the landscape? Answer: Hydrangeas can be very demanding so try to keep care to a minimum by finding them ...

They’re fragrant, colorful, and boy can they put on a show. Hydrangeas are popular shrubs featuring orb-shaped clusters of flowers that usually bloom in shades of blue, purple and pink during summer ...

There might be no other plant that can change the appearance of the landscape like hydrangea. With its large, textured leaves and its large, showy, mophead-type flowers, hydrangeas can transform a ...

The best time to plant hydrangeas is fall or early spring; both give roots time to establish before extreme weather. In frost-free zones, like USDA zone 10, dormant hydrangeas can be planted in winter ...

Hydrangeas are one of those plants that suit any type of garden scheme. Depending on the variety, they can be grown in pots, borders, or even climbing up a wall, and they offer serious flower power ...

Hydrangeas are real showstoppers and are some of my favorite flowers. Over the years, we have planted several types of hydrangeas, including Oakleaf hydrangeas, Harmony, Snowflake, Limelight and ...

Hydrangeas have a long tradition of use in shady Southern gardens. From late April through July, huge flower heads of light pink, pink, rosy-red, lavender, light blue, dark blue, bluish purple and ...