I recently added a hydrangea to my yard, as these popular cottage garden plants never fail to wow with their showy, spherical and cone-shaped florals. Something I'm keen to avoid, however, are the leaves turning brown, a common issue hydrangea growers experience. If this has happened to you, don't fret. You may just need to make a simple adjustment to prevent the issue becoming worse.
Growing hydrangeas is fairly low-maintenance once these shrubs are established. But, some small errors can cause a wide range of problems, including flowers wilting and hydrangea leaves turning brown. It could be anything from a watering issue to a pest and disease problem, but the good news they're all fixable with a few changes.
