Companion planting is an art worth mastering no matter what you’re growing in your garden. Vegetable gardeners have long known that planting certain crops together helps ward off pests and ...

The pretty flowers are fairly easy to look after, and they can produce even bigger blooms if placed alongside certain plants.

To round out your garden, plant hydrangeas with companion plants that have similar needs. There are five basic types including bigleaf, panicle, smooth, mountain and oakleaf. There’s also a ...

These hydrangea companion plants will give your shrubs a boost. Hydrangeas are one of the most beautiful flowers to add to your garden, and one way to ensure they thrive is by planting them next ...

Hydrangeas can add gorgeous bursts of color to your garden, and companion planting is an excellent strategy to ensure they grow healthy and strong -- but only if you do it right. Mistakes can be ...

Brown spots on hydrangea leaves can be caused by fungal disease, pests, and other factors. Fix any and all of those problems ...

Companion planting is when different plants are grown together for mutual benefit. Sometimes the benefit is one-sided, with one plant selflessly offering most of the partnership advantages to the ...

The companion plants for hosta have an equal intolerance ... mountain laurel and hydrangea. In a spot where one of these plants will do well, the other will follow suit. There are several ...

Garden hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) are native to Japan and are the most common type of hydrangeas grown in area gardens. Potted hydrangeas are popular gifts for Mother’s Day. When their ...

Prune after flowering, but avoid pruning after mid-August. It is a great time of year for some southern garden hydrangeas. Something about the blue mop head hydrangeas gets the horticulture juices ...

To round out your garden, plant hydrangeas with companion plants that have similar needs. RELATED: What to Plant with Lavender: 9 Best Companions Here’s what else you should know about what to plant ...