Sometimes, divide and conquer is the best way to deal with unruly established hydrangeas (Hydrangea spp.) or those that you planted in too tight a spot.

Looking for ways to grow hydrangeas for free? Wait until you see how easy it is to divide hydrangeas and have more plants without spending a dime!

We look at how you divide and split hydrangeas to make several plants out of one main plant. First off it need to have multi stems from ground level. Learn more now.

Most types of Hydrangeas can be split fairly easily, though it will require more work the longer the plant has been in the ground. This propagation method works best with caning shrub varieties. For climbing or panicle Hydrangeas, you're probably better off taking cuttings.

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Confused about when to cut back hydrangeas? This simple guide to target pruning times is based on bloom type, not plant species.

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