With a wealth of beautiful Hydrangea types and varieties available, we help you select the right one for your garden.

Hello all! Hydrangeas, with their captivating beauty, are a cherished addition to numerous gardens. In this discussion, I'll delve into the growth patterns of these magnificent plants. QUICK ANSWER: Typically, hydrangeas grow at an average pace of 2 feet annually. Those propagated from seeds generally exhibit their first blossoms in either their first or second spring. This growth timeline is…

For a tougher hydrangea that blooms more reliably, look to this lesser-known species. Learn more about mountain hydrangeas here.

Boxwood, lavender and white hydrangeas

This hydrangea if the first that produces flowers from every leaf joint, and it has a unique trailing habit too. Learn about a new hydrangea.

Whether you're looking for the best hydrangea for full sun or all-season color, check out these perfect types of hydrangeas for your landscape.

I’m a Hydrangea with flowers that gracefully turn from white to pink during the season. You’ll see me change my appearance every four weeks or so. I’ve received a Bronze KVBC award.

Hydrangeas are a Southern garden staple. The only thing better? Hydrangeas in containers that you can use to decorate everywhere. Get inspired with these easy arrangements.

Wondering what to do with hydrangeas in the fall? Read our comprehensive guide to find out all about autumn hydrangea care.

Find at What Side of the House Do You Plant Hydrangeas for best growth and flourishing blooms. We have all the details!