Changing your hydrangea flowers to blue, pink or purple isn't a magic trick. It's a doable science experiment.

Warm spring temperatures can bring insects that like to feed on tender buds and leaves of hydrangeas. Learn how to identify ...

It’ll still flower because smooth hydrangea flower ... pairing it with other shrubs to extend the season. With a mature ...

All parts of the hydrangea plant are toxic to cats ... results in pink blooms (or raspberry red, in the case of Summer Crush). For purple or blue blooms, you need acidic soil.

While hydrangea are noted for thriving in shady spots, you want to keep them a bit clear of grand trees. "Large trees and ...

Hydrangeas have been popular garden plants for decades. These versatile shrubs thrive in granite soil, shady woodland sites, ...

Native plants are well-suited to the local climate and have symbiotic relationships with other organisms in the area.

In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about how to divide a hydrangea and whether you can plant anything under evergreens ...

Hydrangeas have now begun growing and will be ready to blossom into flowers ... hydrangea hedges. Ferns can also add a tropical feel to your shady garden area!” Astilbes Astilbes are great to ...

Q: Rabbits stripped many branches from my hydrangea, while some branches are 5 feet high. How do I trim this shrub for spring, or do I need to plant a new one to get a decent shape?