Gardeners warned not to make 'major mistake' with plants this autumn
As the weather gets colder many people will start to prune their plants but gardeners have been warned that cutting back ...
Should I Cut Back Hydrangeas in the Fall Even If They're in Containers? Which Types to Prune for Better Blooms Next Year
According to planting expert and founder of Bolder Green, Marek Bowers, you can absolutely cut back hydrangeas that bloom on ...
Hydrangea job you should never do in autumn or get a ‘flowerless’ plant next year
Hydrangeas are known for their big beautiful blooms, but gardeners need to make sure they avoid one important gardening job ...
Gardening: Hyrdrangeas’ showy blooms rarely blue in Inland Northwest
Big leaf hydrangeas need acidic soil and water with a pH of 5.2–5.5 to produce clear blue flowers. The average pH of our soil ...
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The Hardiest Hydrangea Varieties That’ll Thrive in Your Growing Zone
One of the hardiest and most low-maintenance varieties of hydrangea around, the panicle hydrangea (AKA peegee hydrangea) is ...
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Should I Cut Back Hydrangeas in the Fall? Which Types to Prune for Better Blooms Next Year
From how to deadhead hydrangeas to whether there are any other maintenance tasks to pay attention to this season, beginner ...
Most pruning is best saved for late winter
Hydrangeas are an exception. They can stand a bit of trimming in the fall.
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Gardening: Brighten up that shady spot this summer.
Two other foliage plants to consider are Solomon’s ... color in the shade than several of the many different hydrangeas. Annabelle type (Arborescence) and the blue and pink ones (macrophylla ...
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Diarmuid Gavin: How futuristic bubble greenhouses were dreamed up in the Dublin mountains
You’re in a bubble, a living space where greenhouse plants and people thrive ... one of our domes is like walking into a hug.” ‘Annabelle’, with her delightful round globes of creamy ...
Year-round gardening: Enjoy the fruits of your labor this September
September’s splendor is arriving in our gardens. By now, most vegetables have matured and are continuing to produce and most ...