Hydrangeas are a stalwart shrub for the garden, producing huge and prolific blooms through summer into fall. From climbing varieties to compact types for containers, there's one to suit every space. And, like many other popular plants, there are also plenty of tips and tricks to take on board to help them thrive.
However, advice for growing hydrangeas can be peppered with myths, whether that's in terms of pruning practices or how often to water them. Steering clear of these misconceptions can save you time and effort – and in some cases, will help you avoid undesirable results, too.
