Hydrangeas are beautiful flowers that refresh the home, garden or balcony. Here is what to keep in mind for hydrangea care, along with ideas for decorating with hydrangea arrangements.
Hydrangea care: choosing the right location
Hydrangeas prefer shaded areas protected from strong winds. They grow quickly and are fairly easy to maintain once you choose the right location and water them generously. The soil should be rich in humus and nutrients; fertilizing in February, March or April is usually recommended. With proper care, some varieties of hydrangea can bloom blue, especially in acidic soil. Special fertilizers are sold for this purpose. Whether hydrangeas should be cut back in winter depends on the type and size of the plant. If you have questions about the first pruning, ask at the flower shop or garden center. Potted hydrangeas kept indoors can often be moved back to the balcony or garden in spring, or planted directly in the garden.
Hydrangea care and decorating ideas with flowers
With proper hydrangea care, the flowers can bloom blue. Blue hydrangeas have undeniable appeal: they become a highlight in the room and give the arrangement a cool, fresh note. They look especially good in country-style containers. The beautiful blue color stands out particularly well against white porcelain vases.
Hydrangeas are easy-care flowers for the house and garden
Different types of hydrangeas create a warm atmosphere in the house
Small floral arrangements for the balcony
Fresh flowers in the kitchen
Blue flowers need the right soil conditions
Flowers and lanterns for a romantic dinner
Spring decorations for the mantel with fresh flowers
Welcome spring with a door wreath
Hydrangeas as living-room decoration
Green hydrangeas for a reading corner
Beautiful blue flowers as an accent in a white living room
Hydrangeas as birthday-party decorations 
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