Tips to propagate and care for Hydrangea flowers make your yard more brilliant

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Published 2022-04-15
If you’re looking for a garden flower with show appeal, hydrangea flowers are truly stunning. Large globes of flowers cover this shrub in summer and spring. Although their appearance may seem high maintenance, with the right conditions and care, hydrangeas are actually fairly easy to grow. So grab your garden gloves, because our growing hydrangeas guide will have you ready to plant in no time.
Best time to plant hydrangeas
Fall is the best season to plant hydrangeas, followed by early spring. The idea is to give the shrub plenty of time to establish a healthy root system before blooming. The best time of day to plant is early morning or late afternoon. The cooler parts of the day offer protection against heat stress. Keep new plants well-watered until established.
Best soil for hydrangeas
Hydrangeas grow well in soil containing an abundance of organic material. Good drainage is vital. While hydrangeas like moist soil, they cannot tolerate being waterlogged. Soggy, poor draining soils can cause root rot. In just a few weeks, your hydrangeas can quickly die. If you have heavy soil, consider mixing in plenty of compost prior to planting to improve soil quality.
Water at a rate of 1 inch per week throughout the growing season. Deeply water 3 times a week to encourage root growth. Bigleaf and smooth hydrangeas require more water, but all varieties benefit from consistent moisture. Use a soaker hose to water deeply and keep moisture off the flowers and leaves. Watering in the morning will help prevent hydrangeas from wilting during hot days.
Add mulch underneath your hydrangeas to help keep the soil moist and cool. An organic mulch breaks down over time, adding nutrients and improving soil texture.

Bigleaf hydrangeas need several light fertilizer applications in March, May and June.
Oakleaf and panicle hydrangeas do best with two applications in April and June.
Smooth hydrangea plants only need fertilization once, in late winter.
Protect against pests and disease by choosing cultivars with resistant traits. Leaf spots, bight, wilt and powdery mildew can all appear on hydrangeas. Pests are not common on hydrangeas, but can appear when plants become stressed. Possible pests include aphids, leaf tiers and red spider mites. Properly caring for hydrangeas is your best defense.

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  • @GreatGardenTV
    Tips to propagate and care for Hydrangea flowers make your yard more brilliant 🌳 I hope you will like it! Thank for your watching and don't forget subscribe my channel ❤️ bit.ly/2tmgYxr
  • very easy to grow Hydrangeas, just cut the stem put in the water 1 week later you will see plenty root coming up and you can move them to the pot with soil.
  • @K.KleopatraK.
    Absolutely wonderful! Where there is care, patience and love, everything grow and florish.
  • @Jharieltravel
    I just bought mine in pink flowers.. planning to propagate it will give it a try! Thank you for your awesome tutorial!
  • @aaron32608
    I have twelve of these in our property this year I will for sure try this beautiful thank u
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  • @ruhsarocal397
    You are amazing. Big hug to you. I could not find such a visual reproduction anywhere. I am so happy. Yuppieee
  • @n.w.414
    I hope to try this this summer. Strange how one had many more roots than the other but seemingly same conditions.
  • @gardenplant
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  • I have one, thank you for teaching us how to grow up more!! I will spread it all over my yard cuz it’s a beautiful flower 👍🏻👍🏻
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  • @kathybray7156
    Thanks I'm going tto do this I hope it works for me but what was that sand or dirt?you were starting them in