"Pruning them now will only reduce next year’s blooms." Should You Cut Back New Wood Hydrangeas? According to planting expert ...

But, while you might be enjoying the dying blossoms, waiting too long to cut back your hydrangeas could mean damaging next year's blooms—but this risky game of waiting depends on what type of ...

Pruning is a great task to tackle in January for certain plants to get your garden off to a good start this year. An expert ...

When it comes to hydrangea pruning, timing is everything. If done at the wrong time, it can result in a lack of or no blooms ...

Prune your old wood hydrangeas right after summer's blooms have faded. Tip To determine whether it's too late to prune your hydrangeas, make a small cut into a stem. If you see green, leave it be ...

Pruning hydrangeas stimulates the plant to produce new shoots, resulting in a better flower display. However, carrying out ...

A gardening expert has shared a simple three-step guide to pruning hydrangeas in winter to ensure they will "flower on the ...

but do not prune bigleaf and oakleaf hydrangeas, as you risk cutting off the next season’s blooms. In spring, give potted plants a jump start on the growing season by moving them to a sunny room ...

If the plant is cut back when the buds are forming, then the flowers are lost for the season. There are other varieties of hydrangeas that are tougher, produce flowers on new growth and even some ...