Key Hydrangea Prep Steps Before Frost Arrives In Your Neighborhood
• Protect hydrangea roots with a thick layer of mulch to insulate against freezing temperatures.
• Avoid heavy pruning in the fall to preserve flower buds; only remove dead or damaged branches.
• Shield vulnerable hydrangea varieties with burlap or horticultural fleece for added frost protection.
Preparing hydrangeas for the cold months ahead
As the first whispers of frost begin to touch the air, gardeners know it’s time to prepare their hydrangeas for the cold months ahead. These beautiful flowering shrubs need specific care to ensure they survive the winter and bloom vibrantly in the spring. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you protect your hydrangeas before the frost arrives.
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