Annabelle is an excellent choice if you want a stunning hydrangea for your garden! Just make sure to plant some other native flowers to support the pollinators. Annabelle hydrangea flowers ...

In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about how to divide a hydrangea and whether you can plant anything under evergreens ...

There's a suitable hydrangea for almost any garden, but that doesn't mean they'll grow anywhere. Summer-blooming hydrangeas add beauty to any property, whether you love the classic blue mopheads of ...

or do I need to plant a new one to get a decent shape? — Sue U. A: The shrub in your photo is a panicle-type hydrangea with its cone-shaped, pyramidal flower clusters. Unlike the Annabelle-type ...

If you do plant in the shade, go for light shade under a high canopy where dappled sunlight filters through all day. Bigleaf (French) hydrangeas, smooth hydrangeas like 'Annabelle', and climbing ...

Hydrangeas are a fantastic choice for shady borders - creating structure and beautiful late-summer colour with their large flower heads and hugely bold foliage ...

After removing the plant from its container, tease the roots gently and cut ... which includes varieties such as ‘Limelight’) as well as smooth hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens, also called seven bark ...

Hydrangeas may benefit from low upkeep, they can't just be planted anywhere. Here are six spots you should never plant this ...

Be careful not to damage the newly sprouting green basal leaves. One exception to this rule? If the plant foliage turns black in the fall, prune it immediately. Love your 'Annabelle' hydrangea? Well, ...