How Do You Transplant A Paniculata Hydrangea? Dig a hole 6 to 9 feet wide and the same depth as the root ball height. If transplanting a hydrangea from a nursery container, dig the hole to the same depth and two to three times the width of the root ball. Mix the native soil with
Can You Root Hydrangea Cuttings In Water? Many people think of hydrangeas as perennial flowers, but these plants are woody-stemmed shrubs that root differently than non-woody, soft-stemmed plants. That’s why rooting hydrangeas in water, like you may do with some houseplants, rarely succeeds. Can you start a climbing hydrangea from cuttings? Deciduous varieties need partial