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5 Tips For Reviving Overwintered Hydrangeas

Depending on if you have an "old wood" or "new wood" hydrangea, you may need to prune at different times of the year.

Time Your Pruning

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Make sure the variety of hydrangea you've chosen can survive in the hardiness zone you are growing in.

Plant The Right Variety

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Most hydrangeas prefer afternoon shade. But there are some species, like panicle hydrangeas, that do require a bit more sun to grow.

Provide Enough Sunlight

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Late spring freezes can harm hydrangeas, so it's important to protect them with covering if a late frost is imminent.

Protect From Snapback Frosts

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Mulching will help your hydrangeas retain moisture as they grow. There is also cosmetic value, as mulching will help your spring-blooming hydrangeas look well-cared for.

Start Mulching

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