Pruning Our Hydrangeas This Spring & What You Need to Know | Pruning Hydrangeas ✂️🌿

Pruning hydrangeas in spring is a controversial topic for some gardeners, but for us, it needs to be done. ✂️ We have 4 different types of hydrangeas: Multiple panicle hydrangeas (including Quick Fire Fab and Firelight Tidbit from @pwcolorchoice ), a Cascade hydrangea (Fairytrail Bride, also from @pwcolorchoice ), and two bigleaf hydrangeas from the Endless Summer line. ✂️ Not all of these SHOULD be pruned in spring, but some of them need it anyway, and we'll show you why. Watch before you prune this spring so you know what to look for and what cuts to make. 😀
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Check out our previous hydrangea pruning videos:
✂️ Pruning Hydrangeas in Winter: • ✂️ Pruning Hydrangeas ...
✂️When to Prune Hydrangeas This Fall: • ✂ What to Know When Pr...
✂️Pruning Hydrangeas for Winter: • Video
Featured Chapters:
Intro 0:20
Which Hydrangeas We're Pruning 0:50
Secret to Pruning Hydrangeas in Spring 2:55
Pruning Multiple Panicle Hydrangeas 3:54
Pruning 'Let's Dance Can Do!' Hydrangea Serrata 11:46
Pruning 'Fairytrail Bride' Cascade Hydrangea 15:11
Bigleaf Hydrangea Care 16:34
Wrap-up 18:04
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[@Kat-go9mt]

Thank you! This video has taught me so much about my 5 hydrangeas! You both are the best! 🥰

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi @Kat-go9mt! 👋🏼👋🏼 We are sooo happy our video was helpful. Thank you for saying that!! 😊😀 You just made our day. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@mikewall9577]

Once again an informative video. Please keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next one here in the UK.

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi Mike, from across "The Pond"!! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank you for saying that and for watching! It means a lot to us and we hope we our videos are helpful. We hope your spring is warming there and beautiful! 😉😀

[@Countrygirl8485]

Thank you another good video. 😊

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Hi Valerie! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank YOU for watching and for your kind words. We hope it was helpful to you. Have a wonderful day! 😀😊👍🏼

[@pamhastings3857]

Helpful information. Thank you!!

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Hi Pam!! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank you for watching and for letting us know. It's truly our goal to be as helpful as we can. Happy gardening! 😀😊

[@TheDogLover1212]

I have hydrangeas in my garden, unfortunately I took the tag off and now I don’t know what kind they are. I’m going to prune them anyway, hopefully they will look better than they are now… you gave me courage 😊. Thanks for all your information and sharing…

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi Barb!! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank you for watching and we happy to hear we could help with pruning your hydrangeas. Remember to try not to prune more than 1/3 of branches from each plant. Ultimately, you have to do what you have to do, but it's a good guide so not to stress your plants out too much. Have fun and happy gardening! 👍🏼💪🏼😊😀

[@rebeccajns]

I have one of the summer crush hydrangea from last yr. I kept it in the original pot & put it in my shed over the winter. I think my zone is 6? West Virginia. I ended up forgetting about the plant till this spring. I think it may be dead. I've been watering it all spring. There's no green visible. I pulled it out of the pot but couldn't tell anything. (I'm new to hydrangeas) I broke a stem off to see if there was any green. It was kinda hard to tell but I kinda felt like there MIGHT be a very, very tiny hue of green. Do u have any tips or suggestions? I greatly appreciate it 🙂