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Cut panicle hydrangeas before they sprout - avoid three mistakes

2024-03-08T13:37:17.981Z

Highlights: Cut panicle hydrangeas before they sprout - avoid three mistakes. Don't cut back too much or even remove them completely. Always use sharp and clean secateurs to ensure a clean cut and minimize the risk of disease. Clean your tools thoroughly after each use and keep them sharp for optimal results. You can find even more exciting garden topics in the regular newsletter from our partner 24garten.de. The editor wrote this article and then used an AI language model for optimization at her own discretion.



As of: March 8, 2024, 2:30 p.m

By: Joana Lück

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In order for hydrangeas to bloom lushly in summer, they should be cut.

However, keep a few points in mind.

Panicle hydrangeas are a true ornament in the garden and delight every gardener with their magnificent inflorescences.

But in order to develop their full beauty, they also need the right care.

However, some mistakes can occur, especially when cutting, which can affect the growth and flowering of the plants.

Here are the three most common mistakes to avoid:

Don't cut back too much

Panicle hydrangeas require pruning in February or March.

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1. Pruning at the wrong time:

A common mistake is to prune panicle hydrangeas in the fall or too late in the spring.

This may result in you removing the flower buds that have already formed for the coming season.

Ideally, you should postpone cutting until late winter or early spring when the plant is in its dormant state.

This way you don't disrupt future flower growth and instead promote healthy budding.

2. Incorrect pruning style:

When pruning panicle hydrangeas, it is important to use the correct pruning style.

Many people tend to cut back the shoots too much or even remove them completely.

This can cause the plant to weaken and produce fewer flowers.

Instead, you should focus on removing old and weak shoots to make room for new growth.

A slight pruning of the remaining shoots is sufficient to promote the plant and maintain its shape.

You can find even more exciting garden topics in the regular newsletter from our partner 24garten.de.

3. Neglecting tools:

Another common mistake is neglecting tools.

Always use sharp and clean secateurs to ensure a clean cut and minimize the risk of disease.

Dirty or dull tools can result in irregular cuts that injure the plant and increase the risk of infection.

Clean your tools thoroughly after each use and keep them sharp for optimal results.

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By avoiding these three mistakes when pruning panicle hydrangeas, you can ensure your plants stay healthy and produce impressive blooms every year.

Follow these tips and enjoy the beauty of your hydrangeas all year round.


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Source: merkur

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