How & When to prune Limelight Hydrangeas
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2022
- #gardendesign #gardening #hydrangeas
Pruning hydrangeas doesn't have to be confusing. Panicle hydrangeas are some of the easiest to prune and will almost always bloom for you no matter how you prune them.
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Such a satisfying video watching the shrubs get pruned down! Thank you for such a detailed pruning info, I definitely needed this! Love you guys 💕and can’t wait for all the spring videos to start pouring in😄👏🏼💚🌷🎥
This is so helpful thank you
Great to see you, Ambrose! I’m glad you shared this video. So many people are afraid to give their hydrangeas a good pruning, but the plant really benefits from it. Thank you.
Thank you for watching. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
I never pruned my hydrangea Bush ever and it was the most healthy beautiful Bush of hydrangea I ever saw I had it for 25yrs till I moved house
Thank you for another great video Ambrose! I am ITCHING for spring to come. I do have little daffodil shoots coming up, which is encouraging. I am looking forward to our first spring with our garden partially planted out. 💗
I would love a bulb tour from you guys later this year.
Yes we can’t wait for spring ourselves. We did not have any orders of bulbs this year. We do have the daffodils that we planted last year that are coming up and we can talk about those as they bloom.💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions I would love to see any bulbs at all! You could talk about companion plants maybe hehe
Oh my goodness getting out in the garden is getting so close. I’m waiting just a little bit longer only because I’ve been in the hospital with Covid. You guys make us watching get so antsy!
Hopefully you are in better health and able to get out into the garden when that time comes.💚💚💚💚💚💚
great video, I cant wait to prune my hydrangeas this weekened. I am in zone 8a Va.
Awesome, definitely get out there and prune them. Nothing like having something to do in the garden during winter.💚💚💚💚💚💚
You know your stuff man! Great job. CameraGuy (Jerry). Hope all is well, bro!
Thanks Jerry! Happy to see you here. Everything is great brother, hope all is well with you guys.
Great video! Any tips on encouraging thicker growth? Our limelights tend to send a few blooms up high and are a touch sparse in the middle.
Great video. I pruned mine way to early. I did it in October. Oops I should’ve waited
You will be completely fine. They are almost failsafe when it comes to limelight hydrangeas.💚💚💚💚💚💚
Last summer I purchased one it didn’t give me blooms only leaves but I was wondering it looks like there is growth coming out and I live in Texas as you know is it necessary to prawn or should I just leave it since it’s a small ????
I would leave as is but prune out the spindly growth. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Hi Ambrose, I’m a brand new gardener in zone 7b. I planted my very first hydrangea paniculata (strawberry vanilla I think it’s called)at the beginning of November. I was just wondering, because it’s only been in the ground 3 1/2 months, should I leave it this year to let it get established or prune it anyway?
I’m so excited to have found your channel and to be able to garden along with you! I’ve learnt so much from you and Angie! If I can create a garden half as beautiful as yours, I’ll be very happy!
Leave it and let form a shape first so that next year you have an idea of what and what not to prune.
Were you pruning for size control or to strengthening the stems? Why 2/3? Thanks in advance
We prune for size control in our garden. Normally you would prune only 1/3 if you don’t mind having the hydrangea grow to its mature size of 8 feet. Due to where we live, it wouldn’t be feasible to let them grow to maturity. As far as strengthening, we try to have them grow in stronger stems because of the slope and gravity pulling them down and forward.
@@GardenObsessions Makes complete sense!!!! I thought that may be the reason you were pruning so hard. Thanks
Please how on the others. I don’t know what kind mine is it is blue
Yours are big leaf hydrangeas. Do not prune them. "Dead" branches may appear to be dead but are alive and new growth and flower buds will grow on them. There will be a few dead branches but wait until blooming of leaves begins. If you aren't certain if a branch is dead just scratch it gently with a knife or your fingernail. If it's green beneath the bark then it's alive.
We will do a video on other hydrangeas soon. If you have a blue hydrangeas it’s preferred that you do not prune them unless you are sure that they are newer reblooming big leaf hydrangeas. Even so, they don’t require pruning at this time.
Everyone else is saying to prune 1/3 off.