Hydrangeas are some of the most popular flowering shrubs but they need careful pruning to ensure they flower well ...

Instead, boost the plant's bloom factor with organic compost, which is better for the soil, your plants, and local wildlife. "Mulching around the base of hydrangeas with an organic-rich compost will ...

Bigleaf hydrangeas are no doubt the most popular hydrangeas. Their other common name, French hydrangeas, is misleading ...

In late summer or early fall, when temperatures threaten to drop below 60 F in your garden, reverse the acclimation process ...

Whether you're maintaining your rose bushes or preparing your hydrangeas for future blooms, here's a look at the tasks to focus on this time of year.

Hydrangeas look beautiful when they bloom, and I adopted a new a pruning hack that transformed my hydrangea plant.

Several other bulbs do well in coastal Virginia for spring flowering. Here’s a look, from Les Parks at Norfolk Botanical ...

In general, they should be pruned after blooming. Hydrangeas that bloom in spring to early summer should be pruned one to two months after bloom, since these varieties bloom on old wood. Pruning too ...

With their long-lasting blooms that burst into colour from mid-spring until late summer, they are great value and fairly low maintenance. What’s more, hydrangeas can be grown in difficult spots ...

Hydrangeas are an excellent way to add some colour and life to your garden. Coming in a range of vibrant hues, they tend to burst into bloom in mid to late summer, meaning it's important to put ...

If your cycle is longer than this, or longer than is usual for you, it's considered late. Perimenopause is the period of transition between reproductive age and a non-reproductive age. Your periods ...