Every year your hydrangea shows it’s starting to wake up around now and then gives you months of beautiful blooms – right? But this year, well, it’s just not happening.
Whether your hydrangea is potted or in your border, a lot of factors can determine its growth.
Hydrangeas typically begin to bloom from mid-summer to autumn, though some can start in late spring, but conditions need to be right. With the help of garden experts, we look at why yours might be looking rather dormant and how to fix it.
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