Hydrangea combinations

Hydrangeas are a flower power plant for summer gardens. They grow in hard-to-fill niches in garden plantings, or they can dominate a well-watered area near the house or on the shady side of the lawn.

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Another reader shows off favorite plants from the past year. This gardener took ample photos while her plants were at their peak so that we could also enjoy them.

Hydrangeas are a Southern garden staple. The only thing better? Hydrangeas in containers that you can use to decorate everywhere. Get inspired with these easy arrangements.

Oakleaf hydrangeas produce beautiful white blooms in the summer months that change to a breathtaking deep red hue come fall. Here, we spoke to garden experts about everything you need to know about how to grow and care for oakleaf hydrangeas.

Hydrangeas, with their stunning blooms in various shades of blue, white, pink, and green, are beloved garden staples. While these perennial shrubs are

Hydrangea companions enjoy the same growing conditions as a hydrangea shrub. Plus, many will bloom all season long, setting the stage for a spectacular garden display.

This Month in the Garden Welcome to This Month in the Garden! There's a new hydrangea in town and it's the tiniest panicle hydrangea yet! Developed by the growers at Proven Winners Color Choice Shrubs, this new dwarf cultivar, Hydrangea, Fire Light Tidbit, reaches a size of just 2-3' tall by wide! Hardy in USDA zones 3-8, 'Fire Light Tidbit' produces large, lush panicles of white mophead flowers from mid summer to fall on a compact plant that can fit into the smallest of spaces! Hydrangea…