According to planting expert and founder of Bolder Green, Marek Bowers, you can absolutely cut back hydrangeas that ... he also spotlights limelight hydrangea, peegee hydrangeas, pinky winky ...

The 'Growing Together' Podcast Included in the panicle-type hydrangea group are cultivars such as Vanilla Strawberry, Limelight ... forth after this hard cut-back, blooming generously on the ...

To keep your Limelight hydrangea looking full and lush, you'll want to prune away dead branches and cut back by about a third of the growth in late fall or early spring. (Don't wait too long ...

This year has been good for hydrangeas and, with such a variety perfect for the Lowcountry's weather, here are a few ...

But, while you might be enjoying the dying blossoms, waiting too long to cut back your hydrangeas could mean damaging next year's blooms—but this risky game of waiting depends on what type of ...

A smaller growing paniculata is ‘Limelight’ which grows ... Although paniculata Hydrangeas will bloom reliably even if you cut them back, only resort to such hard pruning every few years.

"So now onto those that flower on new wood - that's your panicle or your smooth hydrangea. These can be cut back a lot harder to a healthy framework - around 30cm high. "Prune to just above a pair of ...

However, February is a good time to cut back Pee Gee hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata with pointed blooms) and the smooth or mountain hydrangeas (Hydrangea serralata) such as Limelight ...

Should You Cut Back New Wood Hydrangeas ... On the other hand, he also spotlights limelight hydrangea, peegee hydrangeas, ...