HYDRANGEAS FOR FREE // HOW TO DIVIDE HYDRANGEAS
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- HYDRANGEAS FOR FREE // HOW TO DIVIDE HYDRANGEAS
In todays video I am going to show you how to get free HYDRANGEAS. There is no better place to find a hydrangea than in your own Garden. I am going to show you how to divide your hydrangea and get a nice size specimen.
The best time to divide a hydrangea in late winter early spring or in the fall time. I am going to show you how I divide my hydrangeas and then transplant them for success in the garden. The first year after you divide your hydrangea you may or may not get blooms this season. After the hydrangea blooms for the season then go in prune it back and shape the hydrangea to your liking.
Hi you guys!! I had a long day outside in my garden working!! Let me know if you have any questions about this video! Lets get to dividing our hydrangeas!
When I moved to this house, I received a little Pink Hydrangea as a present from a cousin.
I really enjoyed planting my first hydrangea in front of the house, but to my sorprise, I woke up the next day with no Flowers on it because Deers decided to enjoy their Hydrangea Salad 😨 I was really impressed because I read a lot of info before planting and it said deers didn’t like them, I moved it to a big terracotta pot and it is just beginning to wake up from it’s dormancy.
I suspect they must be 3 plants 🤔
Deer love hydrangeas from everything I have heard! I don't have deer in my neighborhood and when they do come around it is in the winter for some reason!! If its three I might divide them especially if you plan on keeping them in containers!! I bet they are pretty!!!
i love your personality. :) i wish we were real life friends, i have 30+ hydrangeas, but we could swap varieties! Happy gardening!
Thank you Courtney!! I love a good plant swap!!! I just love Hydrangeas as I can see you do as well!!! 30 varieties impressive and I bet they are so gory gorge!!!! 💕
Watching you dig in that soil makes me grateful for my loamy soil in northern Michigan.
Hi Barbara it has definitely taken some amending to get things to grow for sure!!!! I wish I had loamy soil!!! I would be in plant heaven!!!! Less back breaking work as well!!! Thank you for watching!!!!!!
👌🏽❤️ Can't wait to see your garden start greening up! 🌿🪴
Cathy you and me both!!! I am so excited for this year so many projects that will be going on!!
You are teaching me how to use a shovel for sure! Thanks for that. Im sending my pre-paid shipping container for that hydrangea😄. Cant wait for the spring tour! You reign supreme, Mrs. Queen!
I know that's right!!! It is so amazing to be able to shop from your own garden and multiple plants!! Instant impact!!! Thank you for watching you are awesome!!!
Thank you for the informative and concise tutorials about Hydrangea. I bought a Strawberry Vanilla Hydrangea tree two weeks ago and check it hourly. I never planted anything, and I'm not trying to kill the tree. PS. I almost fainted when you divided the plant. 😅 Your videos are both amusing and relieve my anxiety. God bless you! I'm in zone 7b and lost one bloom and sleep last week. 😂🙏
Thanks for showing how it's done. That's what I love about perrenials, you can just keep sharing from year to year.
Thank you! So true! It saves so much money to just keep diving and splitting the plant!
Garden Queen, I love your energy and the way you share in your videos is like hanging out with a friend or that cool neighbor everyone stops by to say hi to 😎☀️
You sure do know your hydrangeas, which is great because we all love them and I'll be taking better care of mine because of you 🌸
Awww Thank you Elena I appreciate that!! I love Hydrangeas they are one of my favorites in the garden!! I try to be helpful and share as much as I know about gardening so we all can have beautiful gardens together!! ( Even in our small spaces 💕😎)
Garden Queen I love, love your concrete and terra-cotta pots. Can you do a video on places we can get pots in your area? Your channel is very inspiring. Thanks for sharing
Rossanna I will do a video! I buy pots from everywhere Chicago, Arkansas, Ohio all over St. Louis Yes I will do that video for sure !!!
Good video. 👍🏼
Thank you so much ❤️
Nice area
Thank you Momma J!!
This is exactly what I needed, thank you! Great video too.
Thank you so much!
Thanks!
Your welcome!
Thank you for your tips I appreciated
Thank you for watching!!!
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Hi….when is the best time of year to divide the plant? I have a huge hydrangea that I inherited when I purchased my home last year and yes, it’s massive. Think it’s the Annabelle version. TIA
Hi Noreen! The best time to divide tryout hydrangea would be in the fall or early spring! Depending on how big you can get a tone of plants! I would wait until fall ! Thanks for watching!!
Quick question. I just purchased a little time in a 4.5 inch quart pot. They are small but I do want to put them in big containers. Is 15 inches to big? Should I combine the two small plants and make one big one ??
I would go with a smaller pot and maybe place it on a table! They grow pretty big and quick! Other wise you will end up trying to spit them later!.
Now if you choose to pot them up together for this season! You can. Make sure to split them at the end of the season of fall!
@@GardenQueen you're soooo helpful! Thank you!
We have a 50+ year old hydrangea, that my husbands grandmother planted. We want to split it, and also transplant it somewhere else. Do you think it would survive us moving it?
Why kind of hydrangea for the spilt? You can definitely move them but wait until the fall time! 6-8 weeks at the very latest before you first hard freeze for sure!
I’m wanting to take some of my mother in laws hydrangeas and bring some to my house to grow. As of right now they are in full bloom, is it too late to move them since they are full and huge or can they still be moved?
You can make it work I would wait!! But if this is a situation where she stays out of town and you are wanting to bring a piece of the plant back with you!! Then what I would do is water the mother plant in really well and before and after you take split the plant. I would do it in the cool of the day!!! I would transplant into the can cut off all of the blooms and then take it home it put it in the shade where it can get morning dun and transplant in your garden in the fall time at least 6 weeks before the first hard frost and use biotone to help your transplant get established I hope this helps. The mother plant may suffer a little from the stress if there is not a natural place for you to make the cut into the root ball of the mother plant. Thanks for watching I hope this helps
@@GardenQueen thank you so much! If it’s better I will wait until fall and try then!
Hello can you write in the description what you added in the hole you dug to help the plant grow you had a couple of bags of something l want to buy
Hey I added compost and biotone starter fertilizer
@@GardenQueen you mentioned mushrooms l will purchased the items thank you for responding
Yes mushroom compost. So I alternate what type of compost I use on the hydrangeas. So one season I use mushroom compost the other season I will use a different form of compost!
@@GardenQueen l wish l could send you pictures of my hydrangeas. They are not standing up in some areas l was told to buy some metals stakes to prop them up
You can tag me on Instagram at @the_gardenqueen. I never stake my hydrangeas. (Not that it is anything wrong with staking them) They naturally flop! You can control how much they flop based on how you prune them. What type of hydrangeas are they
Hey friend, come through with a plant. By the time you get here the ground will have thawed out
LOL Okkkkkkay!!! I have divided this hydrangea so many times!!! That is one of the best ways to get free plants from your own garden!!