Endless summer hydrangea

Learn everything there is to know about Endless Summer hydrangeas and why this beautiful hydrangea is a tough, winter-hardy flowering shrub with a long blooming season. Read the full Endless Summer hydrangea guide for information on planting this in your flower bed and how to take care of this flowering shrub, so it blooms for years. #gardening #gardenideas #garden #flowergarden #growingflowers #marthastewart

Few plants have made such an instant splash as ‘Endless Summer’ hydrangea when it was introduced to the public in 2004.

Learn how to prune Endless Summer hydrangea with my guide. Discover the best techniques to promote healthy growth, enhance flowering, and more!

Imagine your garden graced with the vibrant blues, pinks, and purples of Endless Summer Hydrangeas, which bloom—well, endlessly! Unlike their seasonal siblings, these sun-loving blossoms adore well-drained, moisture-rich soils and have a special penchant for acidity. Would you like to supercharge your hydrangeas and keep their colorful show going strong? The magic key lies in […]

Looking to enhance the beauty of your hydrangea shrubs? Discover the best companion plants for hydrangeas that will complement and elevate your garden space. From classic pairings to unique combinations, find out what to plant with hydrangeas to create a stunning display. Whether you are growing Endless Summer Hydrangeas or other varieties, explore the top plants to pair with hydrangeas for a flourishing and harmonious garden design.

Common reasons for Endless Summer hydrangea not blooming are pruning too much or at the wrong time of year, excessive fertilizer application, overwatering, too much or too little sunlight, or extreme temperatures.

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Endless-Summer-Bloomstruck-Hydrangeas - I love these hydrangeas! They bloom all summer and so colorful and hardy!

Are you wondering how to get the most blooms on your hydrangea? Pruning is the answer! The best time for pruning endless summer hydrangeas is late winter or early spring. If you’d like to retain what gardeners call “winter interest” in a shrub with a summer bloom cycle, let your hydrangea flowers fade and dry on the stems over the fall. You’ll have an arrangement of dried flowers in your yard to look at all winter long. Pruning Endless Summer Hydrangeas Steps The first thing you want to know…

Nikko Blue and Endless Summer Hydrangeas in full bloom

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Endless Summer Hydrangea General Information Endless Summer features large clusters of showy, pink, mophead flowers that bloom over a long period of the sum

Endless Summer Hydrangea is a reblooming mophead-type hydrangea shrub known for its gorgeous flowers and ability to rebloom in mid-late summer. If you’ve ever wondered about how to grow the Endless Summer Hydrangea, read on!

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Learn the best time to prune your Endless Summer hydrangea for a beautiful garden. Get tips on when to prune and how to do it right!

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Dealing with a mix-up of hydrangea varieties feels like something I'm making up but come on. If something like that is going to happen, it will definitely happen to me. I've also added some of my best beginner tips for caring and maintaining your gorgeous hydrangeas.

Endless free plants? Sounds too good to be true, except it isn't! Endless Summer Hydrangeas can be divided in order to create new plants, and Lisa has all the tips for you to do it yourself in this week's video! Check it out over on our YouTube channel now.