It’s important to understand why fresh cut hydrangeas wilt when they are in a vase. And the reason is, they self-heal from the initial cut. Because cut stems start to form a substance over the wound to heal itself, water has t… See more

Whether you cut hydrangeas from your flower gardenor pick them up from the grocery store, there are two easy methods to keep cut hydrangeas from wilting. And the best part? Minimal supplies are required.… See more

Have you ever heard or used alum before? Alum powder is a spice that is used for pickling and canning. But did you know that it can also be used to help keep hydrangeas from wilting? See more

If your fresh cut flowers started wilting in an arrangement, I got you! All is not lost because there’s a trick to reviving hydrangeas after they wilt. Here’s what you need to know. 1. If the arrangement’s water is more tha… See more