How Do You Grow Hydrangeas In Australia?
Hydrangeas are colorful flowering shrubs that are popular throughout Australia. Because of the climate and soil pH differences throughout the country and continent, hydrangeas range widely in color and cultivar. With the proper planting and care techniques, hydrangeas can brighten any Australian garden. Chose a location for your hydrangeas that is partially shaded. Though fairly hardy flowers, hydrangeas can suffer in full summer sun. A partially shaded area or an area that receives only full morning sun is best. Dig a hole that is twice the size as the hydrangea’s root bulb on all sides and place the bulb into the soil. Make sure that the soil is well-draining soil. If your garden does not have well-draining soil, then add roughage like bark or mulch when you fill in the hole with soil. Plant your hydrangea in late fall or early summer. In Australia, late fall is in May and and early summer is in December. Water your hydrangea once a week or when it is noticeably dry. Hydrangeas are p
