The native smooth hydrangea (H. arborescens) and the panicle/tree hydrangea (H. paniculata) both fall into this category.

No surprise, then, that gardeners have spent decades trying to decode their color shifts. If you’ve ever passed a hydrangea ...

Too Much Shade: Many of us who start off with a sun garden know that it won’t often last very long.Trees grow. Other large shrubs grow. Over time, a once floriferous hydrangea can lose its ...

Too Much Shade: Many of us who start off with a sun garden know that it won’t often last very long.Trees grow. Other large shrubs grow. Over time, a once floriferous hydrangea can lose its ...

Too Much Shade: Many of us who start off with a sun garden know that it won’t often last very long.Trees grow. Other large shrubs grow. Over time, a once floriferous hydrangea can lose its ...

The author notes that hydrangeas, which are perennial everywhere, are noted for being pink or red growing in alkaline soil ...

Hydrangeas do not require extensive or regular pruning, ... (H. quercifolia), as the name suggests, have leaves that resemble those of oak trees. It is an upright, broad-rounded, suckering, ...

A. You are correct. I do have a tree or what is called a “standard” form of hydrangea at the corner of our house, and the variety is called the Pee Gee hydrangea or Hydrangea paniculata.

Hydrangeas may benefit from low upkeep, they can't just be planted anywhere. ... Planting hydrangeas under large, thirsty trees with extensive surface roots will be harmful to your shrub.