If you want to preserve the beautiful flowers of your hydrangea, you will find various instructions for dried hydrangeas as a great decorative element here.Hydrangea flowers may fade in color when air-dried [Photo: Jana Kollarova/ Shutterstock.com]The impressive flowers of hydrangea (Hydrangea) can be preserved and thus serve as a great decorative element. By drying, the decorative blossoms become a permanent companion in the home - even in the months outside of the hydrangea season. In the f...
Which fertilizer is suitable for blue hydrangeas? How to dye hydrangea blue and keep the color? Our tips on how to properly handle blue-colored hydrangeas.Two conditions must be met for your hydrangeas to turn a beautiful blue [Photo: Roxana Bashyrova/ Shutterstock.com]peasant hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) are something special in terms of their flower color, because this depends not only on the hydrangea variety, but also on the soil conditions. garden hydrangeas and plate hydrangeas th...
Here you will find an overview of the most beautiful hydrangea types and varieties: From 'Endless Summer' to 'Annabell' and Co., we present our favourites.The genus of hydrangeas (Hydrangea) includes a variety of different species. These have their natural origin without exception on the continents of America or Asia. All relevant species are deciduous shrubs, which means that they are leafy in summer and shed their leaves in winter. The star among the hydrangeas is the species originally fro...
The small white lice are often found on hydrangeas in particular. We show how to fight mealybugs on hydrangeas and avoid an infestation.The white mealybugs are easy to spot on most plants [Photo: Protasov AN/ Shutterstock.com]Mealybug (pseudococcidae) are also often called mealybugs and particularly like to sit on our hydrangeas. However, many other houseplants, ornamental plants, and even vegetable crops are also repeatedly infested with these hairy white lice.We are happy when the colorful ...
Again and again the question arises whether the flower can be dangerous for cats, dogs and Co. We clarify whether hydrangeas are poisonous.The beautiful flowers are also slightly poisonous for animals [Photo: Nils Jacobi/ Shutterstock.com]That the hydrangea(Hydrangea) is slightly toxic is actually not a rumour. However, the same applies here: the poison is in the dose. In any case, you do not have to banish the beautiful flowering shrub from your garden; preventive measures and a watchful eye...
Hydrangeas only thrive and form their beautiful flowers with the right amount of water. We show what you have to consider when watering hydrangeas.Hydrangeas have a high water requirement [Photo: Nadezhda Bukiya/ Shutterstock.com]In the hydrangea (Hydrangea) the name says it all. The deciduous shrub loves a good water supply. The botanical name Hydrangea Incidentally, it is derived from the Greek and means something like “water jug”.contentsPour hydrangeas correctly: how to proceed?When is th...
Hydrangeas have high nutritional requirements. Here you can find out whether and why hydrangea fertilizers are really necessary and what the differences are.Different hydrangea species are very similar in their nutrient and location requirements [Photo: soo007/ Shutterstock.com]The genus Hydrangea includes 70 to 80 species, several of which are very popular in our gardens. Although they delight almost every observer with their characteristic inflorescences, some species are real divas when it...
Here you will find everything you need to know about hydrangeas in winter: from the right frost protection to successfully overwintering in a pot.Hydrangeas usually need frost protection for a successful overwintering [Photo: Mariev Rodrig/ Shutterstock.com]hydrangeas (Hydrangea) and frost: Hydrangeas don't really have a problem with the cold, rather picturesque ice formations form on the frozen blossoms every year. But even if hydrangeas are hardy, they can easily suffer frost damage if they...
Here you will find everything you need to know about being successfuln Propagating hydrangeas. The propagation succeeds either via offshoots, cuttings or by division.For a lush garden, you can easily propagate your hydrangeas yourself [Photo: Jorge Salcedo/ Shutterstock.com]For any Hydrangea Species (Hydrangea), which can be found in our home gardens, sowing is not a suitable form of propagation. The flowers are very small and so are the seeds – if any can be harvested at all. In addition, th...
Here you will find out everything you need to know about caring for and cutting hydrangeas in pots and in beds. We also show our expert tips for choosing a variety.The genus of hydrangeas (Hydrangea) comprises over 70 different species, most of which originally come from East Asian areas. All species are woody plants that can grow in different ways - for example as a shrub or they conquer lofty heights by climbing. Here you can find out everything about hydrangeas.The flowers of the hydrangea...
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