Hydrangeas are brutally honest plants: they bloom beautifully when you respect their timing, and they shut down when you do not. The difference often comes down to a few small choices. Knowing whether your variety blooms on old wood or new wood, resisting the urge to cut everything “back hard,” and skipping pruning altogether in some years can completely change what you see in July. Clean, sharp tools and well-timed cuts protect the buds you cannot see but desperately want.
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