I absolutely love my endless summer hydrangeas. I know people have issues with them, but I have never had issues with them. Once you know how to prune them, you can't mess them up.
Helped me a lot. My big leaf hydrangea for last 2 yrs only had 1 bloom in same place. This year I'll cover w burlap or something. Your info was great. I'm in zone 6b
Great video Michelle! I recently have fallen in love with these plants and have been experimenting with them for only two years. I can't tell you how giddy I get when I see those wonderful cluster of flower buds! I garden in Michigan (sort of your neighbor). Love your channel!
I have a big leaf, thank you so much, this video really was a big help. I've had my hydrangea for about 20 years. It got bit by a really late frost this spring and it didnt bloom at all. But it's alive and all greened up. I'll just have to wait til next year. It has blue, pink, purple, white and green blooms on it when it blooms, great big round balls. I just love it. I love all your video's. Thank you for all the great information you always give us. I'm in zone 6. NE Oklahoma.
Great video, so much information! I have 3 Little Lime's, love them! Also have a Bobo that I planted in a container and she's doing great. Beautiful blooms right now in Zone 8b.
I really enjoy your videos, I bet you're a great friend :) I put two of the let's dance in the completely wrong full sun place and they really need to be moved, a quickfire however is on it's 1st season in the perfect location that I'm super excited about.
You put this out on the day I was wondering how to prune my standard paniculate. After watching, I believe I am to prune it in the late Winter after the last frost? The leader cracked off a couple of years ago, so I'm not sure how tall it will get, but it is spreading out wonderfully. I water it everyday for 30 min with a drip hose. It seems to love that. It is in clay soil, but that doesn't seem to bother it at all. I planted it with Espoma Starter fertilizer and I have been using Plant Tone since them. It is called Strawberry Parfait, but it doesn't get the blended coloring it was supposed to be. It does get a very pretty baby pink so I am happy with that. When I got it originally, the tag said sun to part sun. So I planted it where it would be sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon. It didn't do well, so after two/three years, I moved it to full sun and that is what it needed. I also didn't realize how much water it really wanted. So now that it is in full sun and irrigation, it's doing well. Thanks for all of the info on these types of plants. You really helped me as I want to add more to my backyard!
I have ONE little quick fire. My favorite. I would have more, but I have loads of deer that pass through and I have to protect it. So, one is enough of a challenge for me. I love that it's a panicle, but has a more open lacy bloom similar to mountain hydrangea. Just gorgeous.
I have little quick fire in a pot. Great flower to use in a flower arrangement. Just planted 2 hydrangea paniculata PANDORA. Not a proven winner. Don't know who grew them, but so far they look like a small lime light. Not much info out there. Hope you get even more hydrangeas from all growers as you give detailed instructions which is very helpful. Thank you!
I don't know how good that would be....I just plant mine right in the ground. I can show that in one of my next videos though, probably the front garden clean-up.
Thanks for this great info! I have limelights and mop heads and love them all :) do you know of a panicle that can take some shade (dappled sun)? looking for hydrangea that doesn’t require too much water that will be in semi shade. I’m in 8B. So happy to find your channel!
When I bought my first hydrangea it was a big leaf blue one. That was 4 or 5 years ago. It has only gotten only a little over foot and a half tall. Nice green leaves no flowers yet. Ugh. I did notice about three woody stems may have been cut off. I know we have a few rabbits running around. Do rabbits eat hydrangeas? The plant is located next to our deck in a shady area. I live in a zone 6. I've never even seen any buds on it. Do you think frost is to blame. Should I move it? I'm at my wits end. I've fertilized it too.
If your beaf leaf hydrangea buds get nipped by frost, you will lose those flowers. If your hydrangea does not have good reblooming properties, you will still not get flowers. Yes, rabbits can eat them, along with other animals. And moving it might or might not solve your problem.
Check it out from Epic Gardening www.epicgardening.com/hydrangeas-zone-9/#:~:text=There%20are%20several%20varieties%20that,paniculata%2C%20quercifolia%2C%20and%20serrata.
I absolutely love my endless summer hydrangeas. I know people have issues with them, but I have never had issues with them. Once you know how to prune them, you can't mess them up.
My favorite since I was a small girl!
Helped me a lot. My big leaf hydrangea for last 2 yrs only had 1 bloom in same place. This year I'll cover w burlap or something. Your info was great. I'm in zone 6b
Right on time … I’m going to pick up 2 for my garden tomorrow…. Thanks for the overview.
Great video Michelle! I recently have fallen in love with these plants and have been experimenting with them for only two years. I can't tell you how giddy I get when I see those wonderful cluster of flower buds! I garden in Michigan (sort of your neighbor).
Love your channel!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank's Michelle ❤
Michelle, you’re awesome. Great info!
Karin, from Cleveland, OH.
Thanks so much!
Michelle, Thank you for sharing your wisdom! I can't wait to apply your knowledge to my garden.
Wonderful! You are so welcome!😉
Great summary of information. Love it...thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
I have a big leaf, thank you so much, this video really was a big help. I've had my hydrangea for about 20 years. It got bit by a really late frost this spring and it didnt bloom at all. But it's alive and all greened up. I'll just have to wait til next year. It has blue, pink, purple, white and green blooms on it when it blooms, great big round balls. I just love it. I love all your video's. Thank you for all the great information you always give us. I'm in zone 6. NE Oklahoma.
My pleasure, I'm so glad it was helpful😀
This was so informative. Thank you❤
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you I am so glad you enjoyed it.
Great video, so much information! I have 3 Little Lime's, love them! Also have a Bobo that I planted in a container and she's doing great. Beautiful blooms right now in Zone 8b.
Glad it was helpful! That is awesome! 😀😀
Thank you for sharing hydrangeas info🌺 great video 😊
My pleasure 😊
I really enjoy your videos, I bet you're a great friend :) I put two of the let's dance in the completely wrong full sun place and they really need to be moved, a quickfire however is on it's 1st season in the perfect location that I'm super excited about.
That is awesome!
Thank you so much. I love hydrangeas in my small garden. Very useful video .👏👏😍😍.
My pleasure 😊
You put this out on the day I was wondering how to prune my standard paniculate. After watching, I believe I am to prune it in the late Winter after the last frost? The leader cracked off a couple of years ago, so I'm not sure how tall it will get, but it is spreading out wonderfully. I water it everyday for 30 min with a drip hose. It seems to love that. It is in clay soil, but that doesn't seem to bother it at all. I planted it with Espoma Starter fertilizer and I have been using Plant Tone since them. It is called Strawberry Parfait, but it doesn't get the blended coloring it was supposed to be. It does get a very pretty baby pink so I am happy with that. When I got it originally, the tag said sun to part sun. So I planted it where it would be sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon. It didn't do well, so after two/three years, I moved it to full sun and that is what it needed. I also didn't realize how much water it really wanted. So now that it is in full sun and irrigation, it's doing well. Thanks for all of the info on these types of plants. You really helped me as I want to add more to my backyard!
My pleasure. I'm glad it was helpful😀
I have ONE little quick fire. My favorite. I would have more, but I have loads of deer that pass through and I have to protect it. So, one is enough of a challenge for me. I love that it's a panicle, but has a more open lacy bloom similar to mountain hydrangea. Just gorgeous.
Very nice!
If you plant garlic cloves near the plants that attract deer, they won't return.
Do you know anything about Mountain Snow Pieris? If so can you talk about them. I am in zone 7..thanks...love your channel!
I have little quick fire in a pot. Great flower to use in a flower arrangement. Just planted 2 hydrangea paniculata PANDORA. Not a proven winner. Don't know who grew them, but so far they look like a small lime light. Not much info out there. Hope you get even more hydrangeas from all growers as you give detailed instructions which is very helpful. Thank you!
It is a new variety created by the HBA. (Hydrangea Breeder Association)
Can you do a video on planting a hydrangea in clay soil? Please from Oklahoma.
I don't know how good that would be....I just plant mine right in the ground. I can show that in one of my next videos though, probably the front garden clean-up.
Thank you so much...😊
Thanks for this great info! I have limelights and mop heads and love them all :) do you know of a panicle that can take some shade (dappled sun)? looking for hydrangea that doesn’t require too much water that will be in semi shade. I’m in 8B. So happy to find your channel!
Not that I know of, most of those want sun.
I can’t have enough! But my yard has its limits🤣
I get it.....
Do you ever propagate any of your different varieties of hydrangeas? If so, can you do a video?
No.
When I bought my first hydrangea it was a big leaf blue one. That was 4 or 5 years ago. It has only gotten only a little over foot and a half tall. Nice green leaves no flowers yet. Ugh. I did notice about three woody stems may have been cut off. I know we have a few rabbits running around. Do rabbits eat hydrangeas? The plant is located next to our deck in a shady area. I live in a zone 6. I've never even seen any buds on it. Do you think frost is to blame. Should I move it? I'm at my wits end. I've fertilized it too.
Hard to say.
If your beaf leaf hydrangea buds get nipped by frost, you will lose those flowers. If your hydrangea does not have good reblooming properties, you will still not get flowers. Yes, rabbits can eat them, along with other animals. And moving it might or might not solve your problem.
Well, aren't I just the cheer fairy this morning.....
What is the fastest growing Hydrangea for zone 5b. I want them tall and wide. Sunny location.
Probably any of the paniculata hydrangeas. Pick one that fits the size you are looking for.
What kind of hydrangea can be grown in zone 9b?
Check it out from Epic Gardening www.epicgardening.com/hydrangeas-zone-9/#:~:text=There%20are%20several%20varieties%20that,paniculata%2C%20quercifolia%2C%20and%20serrata.
all my favourites are covered but you forgot about climbing hydrangeas
I didn't forget. This video was just for shrubs 😀