Here’s why I love my Limelight hydrangeas! | Wyse Guide

Drying limelight hydrangeas in water is an easy and beautiful way to preserve their blooms.Here's a step-by-step guide for how to do it:Steps for Drying Limelight Hydrangeas1. Pick the Right Time:- Choose hydrangea blooms that have matured on the plant. These flowers will have a papery texture, which means they're ready to dry. If the blooms are too fresh, they may wilt rather than dry.2. Cut the Stems:- Use sharp garden shears to cut the hydrangea stems early in the morning or late in the eveni

🌳Limelight hydrangeas 🌳 Fertilizer: don’t need much fertilizer, but you if you want you can apply a slow-release granular fertilizer in the spring and also feed them in late summer or early fall with a controlled release fertilizer to encourage next season’s flowers. (I typically do not fertilize my Limelights but this is an option if you wanted to). Pruning: In the spring, you can prune Limelight hydrangeas by cutting them back by one-third of their total height. Look for branches that are cr