He shared a video on hefting Hydrangea paniculata – amongst the most beloved types – giving the rundown: "Today I'm going to show you how to prune and get masses of flowers on your panicle hydrangeas, or as you may know them, hydrangea paniculata.".
With a nod to their dramatic cone-shaped blooms that dazzle in gardens and floral displays alike, he outlines the prime pruning window: "These are the ones with the big cone-like flowers that look just as stunning in the garden as they do in any flower arrangement.
Gardener's three rules to follow to make sure hydrangeas bloom in summer For those who want a plant that will endure the chilly season, hydrangeas are a superb choice for your garden.
We prune these guys in winter to early spring - and they're really easy to prune they flower on the coming year's growth.".
According to Ben, a good prune can yield "spectacular blooms" and ensure the plant grows "healthier" come spring.
