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Pruning Hydrangeas - extension.unh.edu

Bringing information and education into the communities of the Granite State Pruning Hydrangeas . By Emma Erler, Education Center Program Coordinator Introduction Pruning Hydrangeas baffles many gardeners novice and expe- rienced alike because of Hydrangeas ' growth habits. Before you even think about grabbing your Pruning tools, you need to identify which species you have in your garden. Many well-meaning gar- deners reduce a hydrangea 's blooming potential through simple Pruning errors. There are several species of Hydrangeas common- ly grown in New Hampshire, and all of them have very different growth habits and Pruning requirements. While some plants bloom on new growth, others primarily set flower buds on old wood. For- tunately, Hydrangeas are quite simple to care for if you understand Make Pruning cuts inch above the first their growth habits and follow these simple Pruning guidelines.

Pruning hydrangeas baffles many gardeners—novice and expe-rienced alike—because of hydrangeas’ growth habits. Before you even think about grabbing your pruning tools, you need to identify which species you have in your garden. Many well-meaning gar-deners reduce a hydrangea’s blooming potential through simple pruning errors.

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