If there's one summer flower that isn't losing popularity any time soon, it's hydrangeas. These showy blooms are loved for their large flower heads in blue, purple, pink or white. Their pretty spherical shape has earned them a spot in pots, and borders and they're even used as cut flowers.
If you grow hydrangeas in your yard, their large blooms are likely a prized possession among the rest of your summer planting. That's why seeing them turn brown and watching your hydrangeas wilt can be concerning. While it's true hydrangeas don't bloom forever, you can typically expect them to last from mid-spring through to the end of summer.
