For USDA hardiness zones 4 through 8, the vanilla strawberry panicle hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata 'Renhy') is a stunning, sun-loving shrub that brings a dramatic splash of color to summer gardens.

Drooping hydrangeas throughout the summer can put a major damper on your garden. We've got all the info on how to wilt-proof ...

Endless Summer hydrangea blooms are large and vibrant blue in color. These choices provide continual blooms throughout the summer with, literally, no maintenance. Every year, the hydrangeas offer ...

Those vibrant clusters of petals that hydrangeas are known for, ranging in color from white and blue to pink and lavender, are unmistakable during the summer season. But this year has brought an ...

It seems to be everywhere at the shore; last summer, I noticed one garden in Cape May with more than 50 plants, each covered with huge blooms, grown as a garland around both the old Victorian ...

Try to have a discussion about hydrangea among your gardening friends, and you’re likely to start a rather lively debate. What type to grow, when to prune, why doesn’t it flower and how can I change ...

You can have your Knockout® roses, rose of Sharon and just about anything else that masquerades as a must-have shrub in the garden this time of year. Give me an oakleaf hydrangea any day of the ...

Q: My 'Endless Summer' hydrangea did not bloom this summer. This was the first full summer, and I didn't prune them at all after planting them last fall. They had a few blooms on them when I ...

But they’re not all created equal. Here are some uncommon varieties you may not have considered. By Margaret Roach Daniel J. Hinkley grew up in Michigan, a place with serious Zone 4 winters and ...

Oakleaf hydrangea (H. quercifolia) A dramatic native species, foliage is shaped like an oak leaf, with outstanding fall color; cinnamon-brown, peeling bark visible in winter. Showy blooms in late ...