Question: I have several Endless Summer hydrangeas, most of which have failed to bloom these last few years. This year buds and flowers began appearing in October just in time for frost.

Some examples of patented varieties include Limelight, Strawberry Sundae, Bobo, and Endless Summer. How to Propagate Hydrangeas. Propagating hydrangeas is a relatively straightforward process.

While there are almost two dozen species of hydrangeas, there are six most popular in this region. Jack Townsend, a longtime employee of The Barn Nursery, lists them as Penny Mac, Endless Summer ...

The hardiness of bigleaf hydrangeas varies; some, such as endless summer hydrangeas ... such as Penny Mac hydrangeas, bloom on both old and new wood. Pruning should be done immediately after ...

Hydrangea Endless Summer, the first wildly popular reblooming hydrangea. (George Weigel) Q: I love hydrangeas, especially the ones that get the big, blue flower balls in summer.

There are exceptions to these guidelines, however. Newer, repeat-blooming selections of French hydrangea, such 'Endless Summer', 'Penny Mac', 'Mini Penny', and 'Forever and Ever', bloom on both ...

A reader seeks advice on why their hydrangeas are fading in color. Plus, Grumpy’s gripe of the week. "My French hydrangea ...

If you are looking for effective lawn edging ideas, this is one of the best hydrangeas for low hedges. It is also an excellent choice for small gardens. Endless Summer (‘Balimer’) is the first ...

They're brawnier, coarser-looking plants than big-leaf hydrangeas like Endless Summer, growing rapidly in the spring and blooming on new wood. Panicle hydrangeas can reach heights of 8 feet or more.

Arrangements of Endless Summer hydrangeas from Minnesota-based Bailey Nurseries, accompanied by cut flowers by Chicago-based Tu Bloom, adorned the red carpet at Sunday's Grammy Awards ceremony.

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular flowers in the United States, thanks to their big, bouncy blooms that come in lovely shades of pink, blue, white, purple, and beyond. To get even more out of ...