Changing your hydrangea flowers to blue, pink or purple isn't a magic trick. It's a doable science experiment.

When it comes to getting hyacinths to bloom again, the trick is to grow them in very well-drained soil. A raised bed or ...

Warm spring temperatures can bring insects that like to feed on tender buds and leaves of hydrangeas. Learn how to identify ...

Hydrangeas are a mainstay of the garden, thanks to their easy-care nature and their gorgeous, dramatic blooms that make a ...

Many of the iconic Southern flowers like azaleas, magnolias, and dogwoods bloom in April. Learn more about these flowering ...

A: Several plants have a clover appearance ... Hydrangeas can also be raised in containers. One durable hydrangea is the oak leaf selection. It’s native and tolerates the local growing condition ...

Some oakleaf and panicle hydrangeas grow large enough that you'll want to set them at least 4 feet from your foundation. The soil around your foundation may be sandy or rocky, so set plants far enough ...

Add beauty to any property with summer-blooming hydrangeas from the Southern Living Plant Collection. Whether you prefer the classic blue mopheads of French hydrangeas, the large white blossoms of ...

Kelly said: “Hydrangeas come in different varieties, including mophead, lacecap, panicle, and oakleaf hydrangeas. They grow best in zones 3-8 and thrive in partial shade – so they’re great ...

What's more, these versatile shrubs can thrive in tricky spots, including shaded areas, and some varieties are even ... Bigleaf and oakleaf hydrangeas are known for setting their flower buds ...

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 late after bloom could result in fewer blooms ...