Please let me know where you are viewing this from in this great big beautiful world . i love to see how our Flower Tribe is growing around the globe each week !
Omg...I've been so worried about when and how and then I found you!! THANK YOU! I am so grateful that I now know that I've been cutting off all the next years blooms which makes so much sense. Now I know why mine had hardly any flowers. Thank you Kelly. Oh, and I live on beautiful Vancouver Island in Nanaimo BC, Canada.
James San Diego, Southern Cal. growing on north side of house, it seems to be best here. We have Mop head Hydrangea's. You gave the best over all education on growing tips. Your just a natural and pleasant to watch. Thank you!
Hi Kelly! This is Nancy Doub in Kokomo IN (north of Indy):) Thank you so much for the super helpful videos! My husband and I purchased our home six years ago which I selected largely because of its having a large corner lot with 27 hydrangeas around the property!! I just love them!! All types…..and they keep getting lovelier and lovelier each year!! Whenever I have questions or issues, I immediately search your videos and somehow we just keep blooming:):) I have all colors and varieties:) Thank you for the info about pruning…..I’ve now done it both ways ……this year I am not pruning back……so many buds visible!! Your tips and knowledge are just so appreciated!!! I look forward to more videos!!! Merry Christmas to your family Kelly!!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Oh my goodness Nancy , this is such an amazing message . Thank you for taking the time to send it . It really made my day . I am going to turn it into an instagram reel in my @cranburyfields Instagram page ! Thank you again . 🌸🌸
Just starting with anabelle hydrangea in Ireland (zone 8-9). People here seems to cut to the ground in late autumn or winter, but I really like the idea of leaving some structure to support the new growth. Thanks for all the info!
I waited end of August Scotland and removed dried out flowers and damaged leaves. They have lots of good strong new shoots.I trowelled in some slow release granules to see them through the winter. X fingers I have done the right thing. Mine are growing in pots and can cloche them during strong winds and severe cold weather.
Northern Minnesota here. Love learning from all your videos. I’ve even got my 82 yr old mother enjoying your videos. This is one of her fav flowers to grow. So showy!
Hey Kelly A. and your Mom 👋👋 . So happy to have you both joining me for these garden tip videos . i appreciate your kind comment and for letting me know your Mom watches too . That means the world to me . Tell her I said hello . 🌸🥰
I love hydrangeas but I just don’t have ideas on how to grow them correctly, until now. I’ve got some hydrangea plants as a mother’s day presents from my husband and I’d love to grow them as beautiful as yours. Thank you for sharing tips and helpful informations about them. Love from Tennessee.
HEYYYY KELLY--HOW THOSE HYDRANGIES DOING, MINE ARE JUST BEAUTIFULLL THIS SEASON, WISH I COULD SEND YOU A PICTURE--HOPE ALL IS WELL, AND HAPPY BLOOMINGGG--GARRY.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, KELLY--OUR HYDRANGIAS BLOOMED BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS THIS YEAR, SO I JUST CUT THE DEAD STICKS OUT--NOT MANY, BUT HAD BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS THIS SEASON...
Hi Garry 👋👋 I'm so glad to hear !! I would love to see them in the Kelly Lehman Flower Tribe Facebook group 🌸 Here is a link to join: ➡️ facebook.com/groups/173080477731043
Oops, I pruned my plant already (Aug), trying to get rid of the parts with spots. Hope I left enough to look good next year here in Delaware. The spots are really bad so I will clean out the junk under the plant and give it more air like you suggest. I like your laid back style !
Thanks for educating me on my hydrangeas that I don’t even know what kinds they are and I guess I have been lucky in my pruning of them every year because they have been really inconsistent in bulb sizes and colors. I live in So. Calif.
Well this solves my problem. Never read about them but every year just thought I needed to cut down for the winter to only get green leaves in the summer no blooms. This year I had one pink bloom. So it’s nov 5 2022. I will leave them completely alone. Excited to see what it does in spring/summer brings. Thanks
Thanks so much Juley . i'm addicted to growing hydrangeas too . I can't get enough of them and they keep coming out with new hydrangea varieties gaaaaaa. 😊😊😊😊
From Pittsburgh! Thanks for your advice! Was going to prune in fall but love the idea of giving place for birds, other animals place to enjoy! Very helpful insights!
Thank you for the video. We live in Alabama and have a lady who tends our garden for us. Unfortunately, she got hurt and can't work right now. She trims them back every year down to the 18" you were talking about because the area isn't that big. Every year we get some amazing blooms. I didn't know what time of year to do it, so watching this video gave me the right information on when to do it. The weather here in North West Alabama usually turns cooler right around Halloween. I will wait till late November to tackle that job.
You definitely have beautiful hydrangeas ! Thanks for the tips ! I come from the "land of hydrangeas - the AZORES, (St. Michael), but i had never grown them until 2 years ago. I did prune them - big mistake, because they didn't grow or bloom for that time. Now i know better, thank you ! Your video was a great help !
Hi from Kelown B.C. I have lots of lovely hydrangeas and have pruned and not pruned from year to year. This seas0n I shall let them be and see how big they get. There are some along a path that will,have to be managed for size though!
Hi Marion , sounds like a good hydrangea plan to me 👏 I experiment with my hydrangea pruning too . Now I need to tweak the fertilizer game with them . Do you use any fertilizers ? I usually don’t but I’m going to start trying some out to see if I get better blooms .
From Delaware....we always prune and noticed that we don’t get as many blooms. I will not prune this year and see if we get more blooms next year. Thanks for the tips!
Very helpful. This is my first year growing hydrangea (Nikko macrophylla and dwarf Limelight), I love them but have been nervous about when/if to prune, etc., so thank you. I live in western Pennsylvania.
Dallas, Texas. My grandmother grew hydrangeas on their farm, but I am clueless. I moved into a house with big leaf hydrangeas, which now have cercospora on them. I’m trying to figure out if I should prune all the affected leaves off to prevent it from affecting new growth. Glad to find your channel!
Thank you for your great advice! I'm here in Northern California...and it's a good thing I saw your video. I was just about to go out and prune my hydrangeas down! Now I'll just sit and relax in the garden! Many thanks!
@@KellyLehman Hi Kelly, thanks for sharing the great tips. We also reside in Northern California. We have 28 bushes of mophead, lacecaps and annabelle white hydrangeas, most of them are grown on old woods. Questions: Now we are in mid July here, is it fine that we remove the blooms and prune down to 1/3 of the stems in length, in order to promote more new growths for next summer? Our hydrangeas are grown in ground. How tall should we keep them in height? A lot of articles suggest people to prune the mopheads in spring. Thanks for your detailed explanations that the information was misleading.
Thank you! Atlanta here. Love our huge limelights, won’t touch. Their roots creeped through a tiny hole from a tiny cracked planter. Will not try to break it apart. They get full full sun. I’ve covered couple branches w dirt and have made several new plantings.
This past spring, after watching lots of videos & not having tons of blooms in the past, I pruned mine. Terrific blooms! BUT then as summer wore on, I had some strange white stuff on some leaves. It looked like coarse kosher salt. Research revealed that it was hydrangea borers. The treatment was to cut them back until there was not hollow stalk left & then seal them with nail polish. After a few hours of work, I quit. I hope they live!
Hello from Edmonton Alberta! My hydrangea is in a pot. I brought it in to winter it in my garage once it stops blooming. Mi will likely plant it in the ground next spring. Loved your comments on pruning.
Greetings from Montreal Canada. I never cut my hydrangeas. I have several varieties. In the spring I simply trim the dry flower heads. They are my favorites in my fall garden. I love your channel.
@@KellyLehman Kelly. Thank you. I wish I can show you how they look. My upmost favorites are the Strawberry pink hydrengias. They grow tall. Later on they become this beautiful dark pink. I never knew much about them at first. I never cut them. Every year they bloom amazingly. This year I planted 2 anabelles end of summer. They had leaves. I knew they will not bloom this year. I can't wait to see them next year.
So fun hearing about your hydrangeas . I have a few pinky winkies that i love . i just added one of your comments to one of my videos for others to learn from . Thank you 👍👍🌸😊
I love my old fashioned Hydrangeas. My Grandmother had them. She always pruned down every fall. I have never pruned mine. They are always covered in blooms. Thanks for your wonderful information. Tipp City, OH
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Very interesting. I love hydrangeas. I live in upstate New York. Gets very cold here. 30 below. Not alot if success with endless Summer because the buds are not hearty that cold. I get beautiful foliage but 2 blooms this year.:( Thanks for your interesting video! Very well done.
Thanks for sharing that is such a great hydrangea insight . Have you ever tried surrounding your endless summer hydrangea with chicken wire and then fill it in with leaves when temps get super cold ? There's also the option of growing hydrangeas that have blooms coming in on new growth like Limelight and Annabelle hydrangeas . The crazy cold temps you get in upstate New York won't effect the blooms on those hydrangeas since they all form in spring . Happy growing 😊🌸
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Hi Daryl, yes permission to not prune is granted . See how they do next year with the no pruning rule in tact . Wishing you loads of blooms next summer . 🌸🌸
Thank you for the advice about the hydrangeas. I’m from Saint Joseph, Michigan and we are zone 5-6. I’m close to the lake, so I think more zone 6 like you are. I’m a new subscriber and I love your dog, Lucy!
We live in North Dakota with very snowy,windy, below zero weather. The hydrangeas are taking over the whole flowerbed and sidewalk. Not sure what to do with them. They are the Annabel variety. I’ll keep watching you videos to see what to do.
I pruned hard last fall and sure enough no summer bloom. Plant is now getting leggy and is in a large pot. Thanks for tips, I am in zone 9b Northern California.
In pensacola fl I will not prune my limelite only the second season and had few blooms so I’m hoping for stronger stems by not pruning... thanks great info!!
Hi Kelly love the video.. my favourite plant is hydrangea ..mine started losing there leaves now and looking sad .. hate winter aproching its horrible in UK.. you and Lucy looking beautiful as ever .. god bless x 🇬🇧
Hi Wayne, I know the feeling . Winterrr is comingggg here in NJ too and my hydrangeas look beat up too in the colder months . They are worth the wait though for the summer blooms . Thank you for your kind comment . Bless you too flower friend 🌸🙏
Please let me know where you are viewing this from in this great big beautiful world . i love to see how our Flower Tribe is growing around the globe each week !
Federalsburg, MD
Absolutely the best advice ever...thank you
Central Texas
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Toronto, Canada
Omg...I've been so worried about when and how and then I found you!! THANK YOU! I am so grateful that I now know that I've been cutting off all the next years blooms which makes so much sense. Now I know why mine had hardly any flowers. Thank you Kelly. Oh, and I live on beautiful Vancouver Island in Nanaimo BC, Canada.
Hi, Kelly. I hail from Maple Ridge, BC. I enjoyed viewing this video and have learned what not to do to hydrangeas.
Thank you for your kind comment 👍🌸
Hi Bob , thank you for checking in from Maple Ridge , BC 👏🌸🌎😊👍
Good morning from Basking Ridge, NJ. Thank you for the great video on fall pruning.
Hi Jersey friend 👋 Thank you for checking in from Basking Ridge NJ🌸😊🌎🌿
I’m viewing from Carlow Ireland love the advice about Annabelle thank you ,,,
You're very welcome ! Thank you for checking in from Carlow Ireland 🌸🤗🌎👏👋
James San Diego, Southern Cal. growing on north side of house, it seems to be best here. We have Mop head Hydrangea's. You gave the best over all education on growing tips. Your just a natural and pleasant to watch. Thank you!
Hi, I’m from Michigan, and I love learning about all the different things about hydrangeas. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Mary , thank you for your very kind comment 👍🌸😊❤️
Thank you for checking in from Michigan 🌎👋🤗🌸😊
Same here!!
@@Tinyteacher1111 Thank you Kathryn 😊👍
Very helpful information. My Hydrangeas and I thank you.
You're very welcome flower friend 🌸😊 Wishing you all the best with your hydrangeas 👍
Springfield, Missouri. Thanks for the info on fall pruning.
Thank you for checking in from Springfield Missouri🌸👍👋🌎🤗
Hi I am in New Zealand thoroughly enjoyed your talk on pruning hydrangeas. Thank you for sharing.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Thank you for checking in from New Zealand 🌸🤗🌎👏👋
Hi Kelly! This is Nancy Doub in Kokomo IN (north of Indy):) Thank you so much for the super helpful videos! My husband and I purchased our home six years ago which I selected largely because of its having a large corner lot with 27 hydrangeas around the property!! I just love them!! All types…..and they keep getting lovelier and lovelier each year!! Whenever I have questions or issues, I immediately search your videos and somehow we just keep blooming:):) I have all colors and varieties:) Thank you for the info about pruning…..I’ve now done it both ways ……this year I am not pruning back……so many buds visible!! Your tips and knowledge are just so appreciated!!! I look forward to more videos!!! Merry Christmas to your family Kelly!!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Oh my goodness Nancy , this is such an amazing message . Thank you for taking the time to send it . It really made my day .
I am going to turn it into an instagram reel in my @cranburyfields Instagram page !
Thank you again . 🌸🌸
best videos I have found on Hydrangeas...you have answered all my questions and made my fall clean up in MI so much easier. Thanks
So nice of you. You just made my day . Thank you flower friend 🌸🤗
Thank you for checking in from Michigan 🌸😊👋🌍
Hi Kellie! You answered all of my questions about hydrangeas. Thank you
You are so welcome! Thank you for your kind comment 🌸🌸
Just starting with anabelle hydrangea in Ireland (zone 8-9). People here seems to cut to the ground in late autumn or winter, but I really like the idea of leaving some structure to support the new growth. Thanks for all the info!
From Ontario Canada...hello neighbors...keep safe...absolutely the best advice ever on hydrangeas...thank you..
Hey Jill 👋👋. Thank you for your well wishes for our Flower Tribe .👍🌸❤️ Thank you for your kind comment . Stay safe flower friend 😊🌸
Thank you for checking in from Ontario Canada 😊🌍🤗🌸
I waited end of August Scotland and removed dried out flowers and damaged leaves. They have lots of good strong new shoots.I trowelled in some slow release granules to see them through the winter. X fingers I have done the right thing. Mine are growing in pots and can cloche them during strong winds and severe cold weather.
You are a hydrangea saviour!!! So many of my questions were answered😘
Thank you flower friend , I greatly appreciate your kind comment 😊 I'm glad the video was able to answer some of your questions 🌸👍
Great video! I needed this information for my Annabelles! Thank you so much from Ontario Canada🇨🇦😀
I'm glad the video was helpful 👍 Thank you for checking in from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🌎👋😊🌸
Pruned for years and no flowers….didn’t prune last year and 🤩 WOW….FLOWERS GALORE 😻😻😻
Omg, Lucy is ADORABLE! 🥰💕💕💕
Hi! I’m in Canton, Massachusetts, enjoyed your video on cutting Hydrangeas. I learned a lot! 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you f or your kind comment 🌸😊👋
Thank you for checking in from Canton Massachusetts 😊🌸👋🌍
Northern Minnesota here. Love learning from all your videos. I’ve even got my 82 yr old mother enjoying your videos. This is one of her fav flowers to grow. So showy!
Hey Kelly A. and your Mom 👋👋 . So happy to have you both joining me for these garden tip videos . i appreciate your kind comment and for letting me know your Mom watches too . That means the world to me . Tell her I said hello . 🌸🥰
I love hydrangeas but I just don’t have ideas on how to grow them correctly, until now. I’ve got some hydrangea plants as a mother’s day presents from my husband and I’d love to grow them as beautiful as yours. Thank you for sharing tips and helpful informations about them. Love from Tennessee.
Hi Kelly, I'm one of your fans from Perth, Australia. Thank you for your very informative and valuable videos
HEYYYY KELLY--HOW THOSE HYDRANGIES DOING, MINE ARE JUST BEAUTIFULLL THIS SEASON, WISH I COULD SEND YOU A PICTURE--HOPE ALL IS WELL, AND HAPPY BLOOMINGGG--GARRY.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, KELLY--OUR HYDRANGIAS BLOOMED BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS THIS YEAR, SO I JUST CUT THE DEAD STICKS OUT--NOT MANY, BUT HAD BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS THIS SEASON...
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Ha! I just posted on your fall care peony asking about this video. So great thank you! Fresno California
Yayyy Great flower minds think alike 💃💃🌸🌸🌸🌸
Thank you for checkin in from Fresno California 😊🌸👍👏🌍👋
Love your shows, so informative.
I'm so glad you are enjoying the channel 👍 Thank you for the kind comment 😊
4:54 Thanks Kelly and Lucy.
Oops, I pruned my plant already (Aug), trying to get rid of the parts with spots. Hope I left enough to look good next year here in Delaware. The spots are really bad so I will clean out the junk under the plant and give it more air like you suggest. I like your laid back style !
Thanks for educating me on my hydrangeas that I don’t even know what kinds they are and I guess I have been lucky in my pruning of them every year because they have been really inconsistent in bulb sizes and colors. I live in So. Calif.
Well this solves my problem. Never read about them but every year just thought I needed to cut down for the winter to only get green leaves in the summer no blooms. This year I had one pink bloom. So it’s nov 5 2022. I will leave them completely alone. Excited to see what it does in spring/summer brings. Thanks
Thanks Kelly. That was very helpful! From Madison, NJ.
Hi Jersey friend 👋 Thanks for checking in from Madison 🌸👍👋🌎🤗
I’m in Salem, Oregon. Enjoy your videos. I’m new to growing hydrangeas and I’m addicted!
Thanks so much Juley . i'm addicted to growing hydrangeas too . I can't get enough of them and they keep coming out with new hydrangea varieties gaaaaaa. 😊😊😊😊
Thank you for checking in from Salem Oregon 😊🌸👏👋👍🌍
Thank you for sharing about hydrangea pruning. I just bought 4 for the first time. I'm really excited to have them. I live in north west Michigan.
Wishing you beautiful blooms 🌸
Thank you for checking in from Michigan 🌸👍👋🌎🤗
Thank you for this explanation about pruning.
You're very welcome flower friend 👍
thank you for sharing your wisdom
Happy to share the hydrangea love 💕
From Pittsburgh! Thanks for your advice! Was going to prune in fall but love the idea of giving place for birds, other animals place to enjoy! Very helpful insights!
Thank you for the video. We live in Alabama and have a lady who tends our garden for us. Unfortunately, she got hurt and can't work right now. She trims them back every year down to the 18" you were talking about because the area isn't that big. Every year we get some amazing blooms. I didn't know what time of year to do it, so watching this video gave me the right information on when to do it. The weather here in North West Alabama usually turns cooler right around Halloween. I will wait till late November to tackle that job.
You make everything so clear thanks so much!!!
Saddle Brook NJ ☺ thanks for the tips!
Sure thing . Happy to help 🌸 Thank you for checking in from Saddle Brook NJ 🌸👋👍🤗🌎
Thanks for the great info. I'm viewing from Northwest Indiana.
You're welcome ! Thank you for checking in from northwest Indiana 🌸🤗🌎👏👋
Thank you for all of your excellent info! We are NJ/PA transplants to Iowa and so appreciate your expertise!
You're very welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 🌸 Thank you for checking in from Iowa 🌎👋😊🌸
Atlanta Ga, here! Great video! Love the tip on helping to prevent some flop. Will be keeping that in mind for my Bobo hydrangeas next season 💖
Hey Erica 👋. Bobo hydrangea is a real winner. So happy you like the hydrangea tips . Thank you for your kind comment . 🌸😊
Thank you for checking in from Atlanta Georgia 👋😊🌸🌍
You definitely have beautiful hydrangeas ! Thanks for the tips ! I come from the "land of hydrangeas - the AZORES, (St. Michael), but i had never grown them until 2 years ago. I did prune them - big mistake, because they didn't grow or bloom for that time. Now i know better, thank you ! Your video was a great help !
One of my travel dreams is to see the amazing hydrangeas of your island . Absolutely amazing to see pictures of your neck of the woods . 🤗🤗🌸
Thank you for checking in from the Azores 🌸👍🌻🌎🤗
@@KellyLehman so kind of you to reply 💕👍
Hi from Kelown B.C. I have lots of lovely hydrangeas and have pruned and not pruned from year to year. This seas0n I shall let them be and see how big they get. There are some along a path that will,have to be managed for size though!
Hi Marion , sounds like a good hydrangea plan to me 👏 I experiment with my hydrangea pruning too . Now I need to tweak the fertilizer game with them . Do you use any fertilizers ? I usually don’t but I’m going to start trying some out to see if I get better blooms .
Thank you for checking in from Kelown B.C. 🌸🌸🌎👏😊🌻
Thank you very much for this video..was planning on trimming back my hydrangea this weekend😳
Wishing you all the best flower friend 😊🌸👍
Thanks to you all my hydrangeas did beautiful this year 💙💚💜 your the Best.
Hey Bev, so happy to hear that . 💃💃You have a green thumb . Have a great weekend . I’m going to pick up my Coors Light now 🤗🤗🤗
@@KellyLehman Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻and because of your help 🤗🤗 and yes Coors light and pizza it is. 🍻🍻🍻cheers 🤗
From Delaware....we always prune and noticed that we don’t get as many blooms. I will not prune this year and see if we get more blooms next year. Thanks for the tips!
Sounds like a great hydrangea plan 👍
Thank you for checking in from Deleware 🌸😊👋🌍👏
Thanks for the great advice ! Viewing from Ontario Canada!
Thank you for the tips. I’m a new gardener and have over 40 plants and wasn’t sure what to do😀🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Hi Lilly , you are very welcome . WOw , sounds like you will be in hydrangea heaven with all of these hydrangeas ! 👏😊🌸
@@KellyLehman I can't wait to see them full grown 😊🌸🌸🌸
U jave over 40 already??brave soul.
Great video. Thank you. Viewing from Somerset, England.
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Melbourne Australia.Thank you for the easy to understand information on pruning hydrangeas.
So glad you found them helpful Paul . Thank you for. your comment . Appreciate it 👍
Thank you for checking in from Melbourne Australia 🌍👍👋😊🌸
Very helpful. This is my first year growing hydrangea (Nikko macrophylla and dwarf Limelight), I love them but have been nervous about when/if to prune, etc., so thank you. I live in western Pennsylvania.
Hi Amy, so fun to hear about your new hydrangeas. . Yay you . Happy you found my channel > Welcome to our Flower Tribe ! 😊🌸
Thank you for checking in from western Pennsylvania . My Mom grew up in Hazelton PA 🌸😊🌍👋
Dallas, Texas. My grandmother grew hydrangeas on their farm, but I am clueless. I moved into a house with big leaf hydrangeas, which now have cercospora on them. I’m trying to figure out if I should prune all the affected leaves off to prevent it from affecting new growth. Glad to find your channel!
Thank you for your great advice! I'm here in Northern California...and it's a good thing I saw your video. I was just about to go out and prune my hydrangeas down! Now I'll just sit and relax in the garden! Many thanks!
So happy to hear that . Yes kick those feet up and leave those hydrangeas be . 🌸🌸😊😊
Thank you for checking in from Northern California 🌸🌎🤗😊👏👏
@@KellyLehman thank you!
Sure thing happy to share the hydrangea love🌸😊
@@KellyLehman Hi Kelly, thanks for sharing the great tips. We also reside in Northern California. We have 28 bushes of mophead, lacecaps and annabelle white hydrangeas, most of them are grown on old woods. Questions: Now we are in mid July here, is it fine that we remove the blooms and prune down to 1/3 of the stems in length, in order to promote more new growths for next summer? Our hydrangeas are grown in ground. How tall should we keep them in height? A lot of articles suggest people to prune the mopheads in spring. Thanks for your detailed explanations that the information was misleading.
Hi from Lake bluff IL!! Thanks for the info!!
Sure thing happy to share the flower love .
Thank you for checking in from Lake bluff IL 😊🌸👏👍🌍
Hello. Im from St Louis MO. Love your hydrangeas !
Glad you like them!😊🌸
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Thank you! Atlanta here. Love our huge limelights, won’t touch. Their roots creeped through a tiny hole from a tiny cracked planter. Will not try to break it apart. They get full full sun. I’ve covered couple branches w dirt and have made several new plantings.
Hi Penny , I love that you made new plantings from your hydrangea . I will try to make videos on this . Thank you for the video inspiration 🌸👍😊
Thank you for checking in from Atlanta 🌸😊👍👋🌍👏
This past spring, after watching lots of videos & not having tons of blooms in the past, I pruned mine. Terrific blooms! BUT then as summer wore on, I had some strange white stuff on some leaves. It looked like coarse kosher salt. Research revealed that it was hydrangea borers. The treatment was to cut them back until there was not hollow stalk left & then seal them with nail polish. After a few hours of work, I quit. I hope they live!
Hello from Edmonton Alberta! My hydrangea is in a pot. I brought it in to winter it in my garage once it stops blooming. Mi will likely plant it in the ground next spring. Loved your comments on pruning.
Hi Mary , Make sure it gets sunlight and the pot has good drainage . Wishing you loads of hydrangea blooms next summer 😊🌸
Thank you for checking in from Edmonton Alberta 😊🌸👏👍🌍
Greetings from Montreal Canada. I never cut my hydrangeas. I have several varieties. In the spring I simply trim the dry flower heads. They are my favorites in my fall garden.
I love your channel.
So happy to hear that you are in the hydrangea know already . I'll bet you have great garden instincts . Hydrangeas are my favorites in fall too. 🌸😊
Thank you for checking in from Montreal Canada 👏👋🌍😊🌸
@@KellyLehman Kelly. Thank you. I wish I can show you how they look. My upmost favorites are the Strawberry pink hydrengias. They grow tall. Later on they become this beautiful dark pink. I never knew much about them at first. I never cut them. Every year they bloom amazingly. This year I planted 2 anabelles end of summer. They had leaves. I knew they will not bloom this year. I can't wait to see them next year.
So fun hearing about your hydrangeas . I have a few pinky winkies that i love . i just added one of your comments to one of my videos for others to learn from . Thank you 👍👍🌸😊
I love my old fashioned Hydrangeas. My Grandmother had them. She always pruned down every fall. I have never pruned mine. They are always covered in blooms. Thanks for your wonderful information. Tipp City, OH
Love your doggie. First time viewing, loved your no nonsense approach, not over whelming me with so much info I can’t understand anything.
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South Korea. Thank you for your advice. it's very helpful to me!
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Wow ! Thank you for checking in all the way from South Korea . Amazing ! 👏👋👍🌍🤗
Just planted ‘Glam Rock’ in Somerset England. And our puppy has chewed off some of the leaves. Fingers crossed. 🥰
Western NewYork glad I found your channel
Hi Rhonda, me too 👏👏Welcome to our Flower Tribe!
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Thanks for the video!
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Thanks for sharing ! 🌹
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Viewing from South Carolina..... love your program wish I knew more but will keep watching.... hoping for a green thumb.
Hi Leslie, sounds. like you will have a green thumb in no. time ! Thank you for your nice comment. 👍😊🌸
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I’m sorry I’m in near Philadelphia so in the same zone near you and I’m viewing this in the fall
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Hello, I’m Kathy fromWhidbey Island Wa.I just found your channel and I’m so glad I did. I signed up and hit the bell.
Talk soon.
Hi Kathy 👋👋 I'm so glad you found my gardening channel , I greatly appreciate your support 🌸💙
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Hi Kelly, just found your videos, very interesting thank you, best wishes from EVE in the UK 🇬🇧.
Thank you from the Cotswolds in Great Britain.
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee!😊
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Sure thing Sunny Day ( love the name 👍🤗). Happy to share the hydrangea love . 🥰😊
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Great video Kelly. I hail from Baltimore, Maryland.
Hey Abbie 😊
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Thank you from Bethany Beach, Delaware.
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Actually I think ur the prettiest flower 🌹 in the garden ❤️🇯🇲
New subscriber from NC zone 7b. Fairly new to gardening as well. Looking forward to learning from you.
Very interesting. I love hydrangeas. I live in upstate New York. Gets very cold here. 30 below. Not alot if success with endless Summer because the buds are not hearty that cold. I get beautiful foliage but 2 blooms this year.:(
Thanks for your interesting video! Very well done.
Thanks for sharing that is such a great hydrangea insight . Have you ever tried surrounding your endless summer hydrangea with chicken wire and then fill it in with leaves when temps get super cold ?
There's also the option of growing hydrangeas that have blooms coming in on new growth like Limelight and Annabelle hydrangeas . The crazy cold temps you get in upstate New York won't effect the blooms on those hydrangeas since they all form in spring . Happy growing 😊🌸
Thank you for checking in from upstate New York . I lived in Oneonta and Binghamton for a little while . Lovely in your neck of the woods .
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Thanks for the helpful information. Love my hydrangeas, especially my Limelight ! Viewing from Northwest Florida.
This was so helpful. My nursery was very unhelpful in answering pruning questions so I was not understanding how the plant actually grew. Thanks much!
Hi Sara 👋, I'm glad this video helped answer some of your hydrangea questions . 😊🌸👍
New subscriber here.. love your videos!! We’re from Maryville, Illinois.
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I’d like to invite you to join my Kelly Lehman Flower Tribe Facebook Group. Flower Tribe members are posting images of their gardens from all around the world and asking and answering garden questions with each other. It’s a super place for garden enthusiasts to hang out 🤗🌸
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Thank you for checking in from Maryville Illinois 😊🌸🌎👍👋
I absolute loved your video on pruning hydrangeas! Better yet, having "permission" to just not prune at all!!
Hi Daryl, yes permission to not prune is granted . See how they do next year with the no pruning rule in tact . Wishing you loads of blooms next summer . 🌸🌸
Hi Kelly. Thanks for the great advice and tips.
I grow mine on the West coast of Scotland so a 'coolish' climate
So fun reading about your garden all the way over in Scotland 👏👏👏😊🌸
Thank you for checking in from your coolish climate in Scotland 😊🌸👍🌍
Hi from Britain UK
Just dead head and go every year x
Thank you for the advice about the hydrangeas. I’m from Saint Joseph, Michigan and we are zone 5-6. I’m close to the lake, so I think more zone 6 like you are. I’m a new subscriber and I love your dog, Lucy!
Glad it was helpful!So nice hearing from you Gloria 👍😊🌸
Thank you for checking in from Saint Joseph Michigan 🌸😊👋👍🌍
I love Hydrangeas and have quite a few in my Hertfordshire UK garden…….
Hi Dave , so nice hearing about your hydrangeas all the way across the pond ! 🌸🌸😊😊👍👍
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@@KellyLehman typo! HERTfordshire, ;)
@@davestevenstheoccasionalga5296 So sorry , thank you for checking in from Hertfordshire ( my bad) . 🤗
We live in North Dakota with very snowy,windy, below zero weather. The hydrangeas are taking over the whole flowerbed and sidewalk. Not sure what to do with them. They are the Annabel variety. I’ll keep watching you videos to see what to do.
Your dog is so...... Sweet. I really like your dog than flowers. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
I agree , Lucy is very sweet 🐶🐶🐶
Another fantastic video. Learning so much.
Thank you Patricia . I always appreciate your kind comments 🌸😊
Very help full.thank you
I'm so glad 🌸👍
I pruned hard last fall and sure enough no summer bloom. Plant is now getting leggy and is in a large pot. Thanks for tips, I am in zone 9b Northern California.
Glad to help. Make sure your pot is large enough and that it has great drainage holes . Good luck on getting awesome blooms this year 😊🌸
Inland Australia, Zone 9, thanks for your advice, I just have to translate it to the Southern Hemisphere.
Hi Gerda, I’d so cool we are in opposite seasons 😎👏👍
Thank you for checking in from around the globe in Australia 🌸🌎🤗👏👍
Thank you for your video! From Quebec Canada
In pensacola fl I will not prune my limelite only the second season and had few blooms so I’m hoping for stronger stems by not pruning... thanks great info!!
Good plan Judy. You could give them a deadheading if you like just below the spent bloom to keep the heaviness off the plant . 🌸😊
Thank you for checking in from Pensacola Florida 🌎👍😊😊
Hi Kelly love the video.. my favourite plant is hydrangea ..mine started losing there leaves now and looking sad .. hate winter aproching its horrible in UK.. you and Lucy looking beautiful as ever .. god bless x 🇬🇧
Hi Wayne, I know the feeling . Winterrr is comingggg here in NJ too and my hydrangeas look beat up too in the colder months . They are worth the wait though for the summer blooms .
Thank you for your kind comment . Bless you too flower friend 🌸🙏
Thank You for your important tips about Hydrangeas.
You are very welcome 🌸😊🌍❤️🤗
Greetings from Wales. Amazing blooms - am completely envious! Great advice. Thank you. :)
So nice of you Mary . Thank you 🌻😊
Thank you for checking in from Wales 😊🌸🌍👍🌻