Hydrangeas are a popular choice for Texas gardeners due to their stunning blooms and variety of species. Proper fertilization supports longer flowering periods and a balanced approach to watering ensures the soil remains moist but not soggy. To ensure your hydrangeas stay beautiful, blooming, and full, follow these simple tips:
- Select the right location with morning sun and afternoon shade.
- Water your hydrangeas during a drought, especially when they are in full sun.
- Cut the stems on the panicle hydrangea stem as long as possible, then place them in a bucket of water and cut them to you.
- Use a fleece cloth to cover the stems to prevent air from moving through the branches and keep the temperature more consistent.
- Mulch regularly to keep weeds at bay and cut off dead blooms to encourage new growth.
- Cut the stem on the panicle hydrangea bloom as long as possible, then place it in a bucket of water and cut it to you.
- Remember to give your hydrangeas space and provide them with the right amount of water, soil, sun, and shade to ensure they stay beautiful and blooming.
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