Mophead hydrangea

Change the color of your mophead hydrangea with the pH of the soil from pink to blue!

Weather challenges the past few winters has frustrated gardeners when it comes to their mophead hydrangeas not blooming. Seven criteria are necessary for healthy plants, with #4 and #7 being the most common reasons for failure. In order for any plant to bloom, it has to be healthy. That means the plant is getting enough […]

Hydrangea blooms are either mophead or lacecap, ranging from soft white to dramatic blue. Use our guide to find the best choices for your garden.

I pruned one of my lacecap hydrangeas yesterday. It's been a warm April - especially for Cape Cod - and one of my shrubs had leaves opening so that I could clearly tell which buds made it through the winter and which ones did not. The way to prune both mophead (Hydrangea macrophylla) and lacecap (Hy

Name: Hydrangea macrophylla 'Hokomarevo' aka Hydrangea Everlasting Revolution Type of Plant: A mophead hydrangea with pink to blue flowers depending on the pH of the soil. Hardy in zones 6-9. Why I Love This Plant: In my warm Zone 6 garden this Hydrangea flowers reliably. I love how sturdy th

Having trouble with your hydrangeas not blooming? Find out how to fix the problems so that you can grow these beautiful flowers in your garden.

Here's how to water your hydrangeas the right way. Use these irrigation tips and tricks for mopheads, oakleafs, and more. #gardenideas #gardening #hydrangeas #summergardening #gardeningtips #southerngardening #southernliving

Add an unexpected flourish to your stoop, patio, or fire escape with one of these untraditional container plants (like hydrangeas).

The Kanmara® Splendour in Lilac Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla 'H211906') is the perfect flowering plant for shaded porches, patios, and balconies. It has large, dramatic purple-blue mophead flowers and dark green foliage. Learn more about this stunning hydrangea for full shade.