Either way, you want to take this time to prune your hydrangeas—or not! That may sound cryptic, but to get the most blooms on ...

Not all hydrangeas are alike. The group includes several species that fall into two distinct pruning groups: old wood and new wood hydrangeas. Understanding this key difference will take the ...

Before you even approach pruning your hydrangea, ask yourself what type of hydrangea do you have? If you don’t remember maybe give the nursery or greenhouse a call or ask an Extension Agent.

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular shrubs grown in British gardens and, with the right care, they will provide you with a ...

Hydrangeas that bloom in spring to early summer should be pruned one to two months after bloom, since these varieties bloom on old wood. Pruning too late after bloom could result in fewer blooms ...

Two hydrangea species are considered native for U.S. East Coast ... selective or corrective pruning is recommended only after blooming in late July. Oakleafs bloom on old wood and set their blooms for ...

It is recommended for zones 6-9. The Cascade hydrangeas bloom on old wood so wait until the spring return shows you where dead wood can be cut and removed. These are best in partly sunny locations.