The huge variety of sizes and blooms is what makes hydrangeas so appealing. For plush pink or blue flowers, look for macrophylla varieties, also called lacecap or mophea… See more

Hydrangeas can be tiny or huge! Dwarf varieties like ‘Paraplu’ are perfect for containers, while large ‘Kyushu’ hydrangeas are better for your landscape. Choose yo… See more

Hydrangeas like partial sun, ideally full sun in the morning, then shade from the hot afternoon rays. The lacecap and mophead hydrangeas are especially susceptible to wilting. Ho… See more

Learning how to care for hydrangeas starts before the plants are even in the ground. Plant your hydrangea in spring after the danger of frost has passed. Dig a hole as deep as th… See more

Hydrangeas should get a deep watering about three times a week. Water them at their roots, and ideally in the morning—the afternoon heat takes a toll on plants. If your hydrangea… See more