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I would love to save my hydrangea bush–I have read that if you dig around the roots and expose the fungus this can help–any other ideas?

I received a small lacetop “fuji” hydrangea. I don’t want to stress it by planting it now (average temperatures are 100+ right now). Should I keep it 5 inch pot it came in and put it out in the partial sun? Or should I try tp plant it?
I would really **** to lose it.

Hi! I am a new gardener. At my local Costco warehouse, they are selling large hydrangea plants and various ornamental grasses. I want to buy a few hydrangea plants and put them in the ground over Labor Day weekend, but I do not know if they will survive a cold Chicago winter (zone 5A).

Is this worth the time? If so, do you have any tips for making sure I do this correctly?

Thank you so much! I award best answer.

Last year I got a hydrangea and it bloomed very nicely all season long. I fertilized it according to directions, and it almost doubled in size, has really nice leaves, but there are no blooms…any suggestions/answers?

I just put them in the ground at the beginning of the season, and they have not produced any flowers either. Where I am located, there has certainly been enough rain. Thanks for any input!

I planted a “Never ending summer” hydrangea about a month and a half ago and it suffered from lack of rain. When we came back from vacation, it was dry and brown with just a few green tips on the stems, just below what used to be the flower heads. Is my hydrangea fried or is there hope for it? Should I prune it back? Or dig it up and start with another one? And is this the right time of year to get another one or should I wait? If so, when should I get one?? I live in SE Pennsylvania, just 20 miles NE of Philadelphia– I forget what “zone” that is.

MANY thanks for your help!

So many questions…

We received a 10 inch potted hydrangea. The balls of blossoms at the top are now dried out, but don’t fall off. The skimpy leaves on the stalks come out and then die within a couple of weeks. I water once a week and it gets some sun each day. Do I cut the blossoms off? Any tips? I like the plant.

I live in zone 5 and was wandering about the care of a “Climbing Hydrangea”? I have it planted in full sun…..I know that it is a slow grower….this is the plants second year. It is growing, but I’m just not satisfied with how it is looking. Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I have heard that you can put different things into the soil of Hydrangeas and they change colors. If that is true what do you put in the soil?

I live in East TN (not sure what zone that is) and I have a potted Hydrangea that I have nursed back to help and I was wondering if it was to late to plant it outside in the ground. This is my first one and I think they like part shade and lots of moisture.