Now that fall is just around the corner, you may have noticed that your hydrangea flowers are becoming green and papery. That means it’s time to harvest them for dry floral bouquets. Not only do dried ...

Interested in using some of your hydrangea blooms as dried flowers? On this week’s You Bet Your Garden, a listener reveals how to successfully preserve the many types of these fabulous flowers. Plus ...

Hydrangeas are flowers that keep on giving. During summer, they paint a riot of color in our yards in blues, purples, pinks, lime greens and white, then turn to deeper, darker colors like blue-greens, ...

Your flowering shrubs will be the envy of the neighborhood.

As I stroll through my garden in early fall, I smile when I come across my hydrangea plants. They are full, lush, and lovely. This is the time to harvest your blooms for dried flower arrangements.

Read this before you reach for the secateurs ...

Looking for a hydrangea that fits in a pot and your heart? Meet the container-friendly variety that proves good things come in small, long-lasting packages.