The BIGGEST Hydrangea MISTAKE in SEPTEMBER — It Could RUIN Next Year’s Blooms

If you have hydrangeas in your garden, September is an important time of year — and one simple mistake now could affect next year’s blooms. In this video, I’ll show you what to do with your hydrangeas in September, what you should leave alone, and when to prune hydrangeas — and when NOT to prune them. Getting your hydrangea pruning right can make a big difference to next year’s growth and flowers. We’ll talk about faded hydrangea flowers, pruning and deadheading, watering during the late summer heat, feeding, and a few simple things you can do now to keep your hydrangeas healthy and encourage strong new shoots for next season. Hydrangeas aren’t difficult plants once you understand how they grow. But depending on the type you have, pruning hydrangeas at the wrong time can mean cutting off the buds that would have become next year’s flowers. I’ll walk you through it the simple way. If you enjoy practical gardening tips and straightforward plant care advice, subscribe to Roy’s Way. There’s plenty more to come. Happy gardening, Roy #Hydrangeas #HydrangeaCare #GardeningTips