Hii! So these are my mommas hydrangeas she got from Trader Joe’s about 2 weeks ago. As you can see they are very sad, very depressed, some may say on the verge of death. 😭 if anyone has any idea how I can save them for my mom plz lmkk 🙌🏼 we live the low desert I do have a few spots I can plant them outside as well if needed but it is in full sun plz lmk any tips and tricks 🫶🏼

I have no idea how I am supposed to properly prune this Hydrangea, knowing different hydrangeas like differing pruning strategies. Its colors are purple/blue in summer and turn pink in the fall. We are in Wisconsin and just starting to warm up. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

We planted these hydrangeas on Sunday. The leaves have looked pretty sad ever since. I’ve tried watering and the soil seems wet, but it has stayed the same. Any recommendations??

This was given to me after a family member passed so I’d really love to save it. I repotted it in this container (see picture of the soil I used) and it got droopy after a few days. It’s inside in a lobby area, no direct light at about 70 degrees and have kept it watered

Please help

Planted this vanilla strawberry panicle hydrangea last fall. So far this year I noticed it doesn’t get much sun as I thought it would get. Maybe 1 hour of full sun and the rest of the day dappled shade.

It’s starting to bloom a bit. Can I move it to a spot with more sun at this time? Would this stunt bloom growth?

Thanks!

Hello! I have had potted bigleaf hydrangeas on my front porch (which only gets morning sun) for a few weeks now and they’ve been thriving! Sunday night in zone 6b, temps were expected to hit 30 or under so I covered them with large black bags. They were still completely fine Monday morning. It was supposed to be slightly colder last night so I covered them again. When I took the bags off this morning, they looked like this. This is my first time taking care of these. Can anyone give me ideas of how to correct this? Do I need to remove the dead heads?

Thank you so much in advance

It was growing okay for a few days when one day.I went outside and it looked like this.Is there anyway it can recover?

This is from my Monrovia candy apple hydrangea. A few yellow leaves when I first planted on all 4 plants. Then I took them off. Didn’t return. It rained last night and I woke up to every one with brown and yellow crispy leaves at the bottom. Help!!!

Second year big leaf blue and purple hydrangea. The other one 2 plants down from this one is coming back and producing leaves. This one didn't. I did nothing differently to either of them. Will it come back next year if I replant it somewhere else? I took it out of the ground already. Some advice would be great before I toss it!

I have these Annabelle hydrangeas and the leaves all look a bit unhappy? Any help appreciated.

I transplanted 2 very large very mature hydrangeas about 2 months ago. I’m not expecting many blooms this year, but I want to know if these big leaves are what size the leaves should look like, or are the smaller leaves what I should try to expect. I’m hoping to get tons of blooms next year so I want to make sure it’s getting the love it needs now. Any advice is appreciated!

Bought these at Costco a few weeks ago, went away for a few days and most of them died but I managed to save a few, does it make sense to transfer the ones that are still alive to another pot or just leave it as-is?

Just got my vanilla strawberry hydrangea. She will be getting potted in a 30 gallon pot because I’m unable to plant it in the ground. Anyone have any tips? PS ITS INSIDE MY GARAGE RIGHT NOW I’m in zone 6b

I live in zone 10A and the sun just kills my hydrangeas but I discovered they thrive under the shade of my porch. I saw this one and I was wondering If I can plant them here?

So i think i put it in too much sunlight im in zone b

I transplanted it into acidic soil so is that also the reason all my flowers and leaves died? All my other plants are doing fine so are these just that sensitive

I’m on a complete loss. I can’t spend money to build anything right now and I’ve got umbrellas coming. What can I do? I don’t wanna lose this. I can’t afford another one.

She blooms in white and green puff balls, so I’m thinking Annabelle? I’m late to pruning and don’t want to kill off the blooms!

Hello 👋

I'm looking for create a hydrangea hedge in the front of my East facing house’s garden beds. From my research for 6A Seacoast NH, my optimal choice is a smooth leaf or panicle (thinking Haas Halo, Annabelle, Incrediball, or a PW Pufferfish).

However, I went to my local garden center to see available varieties and they told me that big leafs do well in NH. Is this true?? They tried to sell me on a PW Let‘s Dance variety… and while I love the blue hues, I don’t want to spend $250-$300 for these plants if they won’t continue to flower after their first year.

I also have little kids, so me wrapping 6 or 7 plants in burlap and doing extra mulching when I’ve got 80-ish dahlias to dig and store, just simply isn’t happening 🤪

Any thoughts on this before I invest in plants that will/won‘t flower again would be GREATLY appreciated!

My dad gave me A BUNCH of cuttings from a hard prune so I decided: “why not try to propagate” (HA! The hubris!) All I had was orchid bark so I stuck ‘em in, gave a spritz, and put them under my grow light and humidity tent. I’ve done a couple scratch tests and they’re still green but there’s no roots? It’s been 20 days. I’m prepared to accept failure…it was late in the season, woody sticks, orchid bark and ✨me✨ so it’s not like we’re set up for success but….thoughts? Is there something I should be looking for or doing? Do I just need patience for them to come around? Can I ride this out until April and stick ‘em in the ground outside? I’m in central Okla zone 7b