Proven Tips for Hydrangea Blooms Continuously

Today. We are going to talk about everybody's favorite summer flower hydrangeas because nothing looks better in our summer guard and then these beautiful flower heads. But, how to make hydrangea blooms year after year continuously, follow this article below.

So one of the things people get most confused about is when to prune the hydrangeas or if they need to prune them at all because everybody's afraid of cutting off all these beautiful flowers when they prune.

First thing I'll say is that you don't really have to prune if you don't want to. Most people prune hydrangeas more than they need to be pruned. You can actually look and see how the bushes growing, some plants get a little bit tall or kind of floppy. Those are fine. She might win a pruned and you just need to know what time of year to do it. 

The to be groups are the macro file a group, microfiber means big leaf hydrangea. These are the plants that have these big beautiful green leaves and those green stem hydrangeas need to be pruned after they bloom and you'll get blooms for next year. 

So they Bloom better that way on the other hand the paniculata hydrangeas you want to prune those there Woody stem and you want to prune these in the early spring. 

So you kind of think of them in two big types. There's more types than that. We're going to keep it simple like with any shrub. It's pretty easy to plant hydrangeas. You can plant them at most any time of spring summer or fall, you plant them to the depth that they're at in their pot. Also you want to look at the guidelines on the instruction tag to make sure that you Mason properly because some of them get really really large like an oak leaf hydrangea and other ones are bred to be dwarf. So the only take up a little bit of growth and then.

The second big tip for success is you need to make sure you water and hydrangeas if you kind of think about the name hydrangea Hydra, that means water and since it has water in its name you pretty much going to be assured that it once a lot of irrigation. So one of the things I notice and hot weather when You come home is that even a day or two of no rain some of the hydrangeas will really start to wilt they may look dead. Dead but give them a good dose of water and they'll put it back up.

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