Hydrangea support

Here is a method for staking peonies and hydrangeas: both have very large flowers, and these blooms can pull the stems down, especially after a heavy rain. This method can be done after the flowers have formed, so no need to beat yourself up for not remembering a grow-through support early in the se

Kasia | Cut flower farm | Gardening tips on Instagram: "5 tips to grow GIANT hydrangea: 1. **Proper Location**☀️: Hydrangeas thrive best in partial shade with access to morning sun. The soil should be moist but well-drained. Avoid intense afternoon sunlight. 2. **Pruning**✂️: Prune mophead hydrangeas right after they bloom, and panicle and smooth hydrangeas in early spring. This stimulates new growth and abundant flowering. Remember the type of hydrangea when pruning. 3…

Vas Karpetas on Instagram: "It’s time to stake your Hydrangea Annabelle’s as they are showing strong growth. I had this idea all winter long and today was the perfect day to build this frame . I have the frame fairly high as Annabelle’s grow really tall especially being 5 years in the ground now . What do you think and I totally obsessed about my Hydrangeas ? gardens #garden #gardening #flowers #nature #plants #gardenlife #gardendesign #gardensofinstagram #gardeninspiration #gardener…

Have you ever heard of a climbing hydrangea? They are a great self supporting climbing shrub that will thrive on any shady north facing wall.

Vas Karpetas | Hydrangea Annabelle’s are really easy to grow but they do need maintenance especially after all the rain we had a few days ago. I would... | Instagram

The Plant Girdle is fantastic at supporting Hydrangea Annabelle

Skye Hamilton • Home & Garden • Hydrangea Queen on Instagram: "Water logged droopy blooms are such a bummer, but it’s usually inevitable at least once a summer. Correct pruning can help mitigate the effects, but some drooping is inevitable. Here are a couple things I do to help them pop back up. * Shake out the blooms from top to bottom trying to get the extra water out. * You can use a bloom to gently release the water as well. This keeps you from getting as wet. * Use a leaf blower on…

Vas Karpetas on Instagram: "Growing Hydrangea Annabelle has become a bit of a obsession for me so I thought why not do a video for you all to see the progress and how they hold up by staking them . What do you think ? #gardenerslife #gardenersworld #instagardeners #gardenersofinstagram #gardeners #nature #gardenlove #gardens #gardeninspiration #gardendesign #flowers #plants #gardenlife #garden #gardening #hydrangea #hydrangeas #rhs"

If you are struggling with getting your climbing hydrangea to train up a trellis or a fence, you've come to the right place! Climbing hydrangea is extremely beautiful, but can also be quite picky about where and how it climbs. In this article, gardening expert and hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago takes you her top tips to properly train your climbing hydrangea to climb where you want it to.