
Urgent advice issued to all gardeners looking to prune hydrangeas
There's nothing like a bit of sunny weather to encourage you to do a little gardening. But there's something you need to know about hydrangeas.
Spring Hydrangea Pruning: A Gardener's Guide Spring is the ideal time to prune hydrangeas, but the method differs depending on the type of hydrangea. Michael, a gardening expert from the UK, explains in a recent video how to correctly prune these popular flowering shrubs. Hydrangeas that flower on old wood, such as big leaf and oak leaf varieties, require a gentler approach. According to Michael, "Remove old flowerheads to just above a pair of buds. Hydrangea buds can be easily knocked off, so cut carefully." For hydrangeas that flower on new wood, such as panicle and smooth hydrangeas, a more drastic pruning is needed. These should be cut back to a healthy framework, about 30 centimeters high. Michael's video, which has garnered over 337,000 views, provides a clear visual guide, making the process easy to understand for even novice gardeners. His expertise and practical demonstration make it a valuable resource for anyone looking to maintain healthy and vibrant hydrangeas in their garden. The video's success highlights the widespread interest in gardening tips and the demand for clear, concise instructions.
There's nothing like a bit of sunny weather to encourage you to do a little gardening. But there's something you need to know about hydrangeas.