If you are lucky enough to have hydrangeas growing in your garden, you’ll know what a beautiful feature they make. However, if you’re a little unsure of when to deadhead hydrangeas in spring, you’ve come to the right place.
It’s a quick job, but knowing how to deadhead hydrangeas is just as important as knowing when to prune a hydrangea, especially if you want yours to bloom successfully in summer.
And as I’ve been doing a spot of seasonal tidying outside lately, I noticed that my mophead and lacecap hydrangea were still holding on to their papery blooms from winter, which, it turns out, is actually recommended. I’d love to say that was…
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