Description
Hydrangeas make beautiful borders, specimen plantings, and potted additions to any landscape. They have a nice rounded habit and produce brilliant blooms. As the flowers age on a hydrangea they will start to change colors and often end up brown. There is nothing wrong with your plant, it is just time to do some deadheading. As the blooms die back it is good to trim them off the plant. This allows the plant to continue to channel it’s energy toward new blooms and keeps your shrub looking great.
