Hydrangeas are some of the most impactful, romantic blooms to have in your yard. But, as soon as they become dehydrated or are overwatered, they can look a little miserable with wilting flowerheads. That's why knowing how to water hydrangeas correctly is key, especially during the hot summer months.
It's an essential part of growing hydrangeas, otherwise this cottage garden shrub's flowers won't last longer than a few weeks. This is largely because hydrangeas are thirsty plants, which is why lots of us find it daunting to get right. They need consistent moisture and don't cope well with soil running dry. At the same time, it's easy to give your hydrangea too much water, resulting in rotting roots and fungal disease.
