Need a hardier hydrangea for your garden? Try growing a panicle hydrangea — a lower-maintenance, bold-blooming choice.

‘A dwarf variety of a Bigleaf or a Panicle Hydrangea are suitable for pots and don’t take up too much room,’ Aleksandar Kolarov, PR Specialist for Fantastic Gardeners, agrees.

When determining the right companion plants for hydrangeas, consider growing conditions and root competition. Here's what not ...

Whether you prefer panicle (PeeGee) or smooth spherical types, these mophead and lacehead hydrangea varieties are all available from a range of garden centers and online retailers.

There are more than 80 cultivars of hydrangeas that range from 2 feet tall and wide to nearly 30 feet tall. Learn more about how big different types of hydrangeas grow to select the best plant for ...

Ideal siting for both of these varieties is morning sun and afternoon shade. Puffer Fish is a new dwarf panicle hydrangea that blooms very heavily for weeks in summer.

Panicle hydrangea blooms have a more-or-less conical shape, as opposed to round mophead hydrangea flowers. Some varieties have shades of pink in their blooms when they open. (Walter Reeves for the ...

By far the most common reason for some hydrangeas to not flower is pruning at the wrong time of year. Here's what else to know and how to fix it.

Choose the right hydrangea varieties for your garden. Oakleaf hydrangeas are known to be drought-resistant, while panicle hydrangeas are especially cold-tolerant.

This week's Plant Pick of the Week is a new summer-blooming hydrangea called Ruby Snow that might be the best of its class yet.

Panicle hydrangeas typically produce white blooms, which can be seen from summer to fall. “Limelight” is the most common cultivar, with many variations including dwarf varieties and others ...

One of my favorites, Bobo, is a dwarf white-blooming panicle hydrangea that grows no more than 3 feet tall. I’ve yet to prune it at all, other than to snip off faded flowers in early spring.