Trepidation struck April Sharpley, who shared snaps of her drooping hydrangeas on the Gardening UK Facebook group, but not to worry – fellow plant lovers were quick to offer sage advice to rescue the distressed blooms.
Gardeners have one crucial tip that will save your hydrangeas this winter Winter has arrived and for those fretting over their hydrangeas, here's the golden rule: do nothing - at least for now.
Further hints were contributed by others, like Marian Tash who advised: "Never cut off the flower heads till spring.
However, the real secret is to hold off on any further gardening till after the final frost in spring has thawed.
Adding to the chorus of advice, Ann Davis advised: "Cut the flowers off after the frosts have gone, and it'll flourish next year.".
