What if the secret to jaw-dropping hydrangeas isn’t just in the soil or water, but in where you plant them? Picture your ...

so you need choose understorey plants that will cope with these conditions. Maryann finds hellebores are good here, oak-leaf hydrangea, campanula and other species that must be controlled to stop ...

This occurs with oakleaf and bigleaf hydrangeas, lace caps, climbing and all varieties that bloom blue or pink - like endless summer and summer crush - among others. You should prune these types ...

Many gardeners select hydrangeas based on their preferred size, flower shape, and bloom color. You can also select your plants based on their budding schedule. Both bigleaf and oakleaf hydrangeas ...

Oakleaf hydrangeas (Hydrangea quercifolia ... shade is the ideal situation to maintain color intensity for the longest duration. As with other varieties of this species, the late-to-arrive fall ...

Plants that are thoroughly watered withstand ... but it’s generally not needed for cold hardy panicle and smooth hydrangeas, or oakleaf and climbing hydrangeas that are primarily grown for ...

Allegheny spurge makes an excellent native groundcover that will thrive in partial shade. Try these companion species to complement this perennial plant.

The most commonly grown Hydrangeas in our gardens that bloom on old wood include: bigleaf (H. macrophylla – some newer ...