Learn the difference between common hydrangeas based on petal types and common colors, and how best to care for each kind.

They’ve also been bred to range in size from a petite 1 to 2 feet tall to climbing hydrangeas that can reach up to ... Some ...

such as lacecap cultivars), Hydrangea anomola subsp. petiolaris (climbing) and Hydrangea quercifolia (oakleaf). This means ...

For those plant lovers who just have to be among plants, especially the newer varieties that are hard to find, come to the ...

However the hydrangea will then not bloom until the following year. The reason that climbing hydrangeas are pruned in summer is because the flowers are produced on the previous year's wood. If they ...

H. anomala: Climbing Hydrangea. Deciduous vine. Zones U.S. 4-8. From Asia. Climbs high (as far as 60 ft.) by clinging aerial rootlets—shrubby and sprawling without support. Green, three to ...

Ah, summer! It’s the season for reading a book in a hammock while sipping homemade lemonade and admiring the "it" flower of summertime: the hydrangea! This garden favorite doesn't just come in a ...