Hydrangeas can struggle in hot water and intense sun, but this may not always be the reason for yellowing leaves.

Brown spots on hydrangea leaves can be caused by fungal disease, pests, and other factors. Fix any and all of those problems ...

Hydrangeas are the stars of the summer garden. But to reach their full splendor, they need proper care. Here's what matters ...

While hydrangeas are beautiful, professional gardeners know they’re also extremely temperamental and require specific ...

Here's how to make the most of your white hydrangeas, from selecting the appropriate variety for your garden to whether or ...

Water-clogged soil will cause the flowers to wilt and make the leaves turn yellow, but in the worse conditions, hydrangeas will develop root rot, a fungal disease which will emit a foul smell and ...

Never let the roots dry out; keep your hydrangea watered until winter — but be careful not to over-water, as root rot could occur. Fertilize your hydrangea the following summer when you see the ...

The organic matter helps retain moisture in the soil, but also makes sure that the soil stays loose and open, preventing it from getting waterlogged (hydrangeas may develop root rot in constantly ...

Hydrangeas are losing favor among gardeners due to their sensitivity to climate change, demanding specific care, and high water requirements. Gardeners are increasingly opting for resilient ...

In our alkaline soil, I am always concerned about the soil-borne fungus known as cotton root rot being a problem with any hydrangea (or almost any type of plant in general), but I add so much ...