Is it too late to transplant a hydrangea plant?
Authorities agree that the BEST TIME to transplant hydrangeas is when they are dormant, i.e. after most of the leaves have fallen off the hydrangeas.Transplant hydrangeas in late October, November to late December,as long as your ground isn’t frozen, January and February are fine, too. If you are unsure when to transplant, ask a local nurseryman. TRANSPLANTING TIPS When digging hydrangea to transplant, dig up as much of the rootball as possible. It may be VERY heavy, so you might want to get some help with this. If you transplant while your hydrangeas are dormant (the best time), water them deeply one time. They may need no more water until spring brings warmer weather. If you live in a hot dry climate, regular watering during the summer will be very important for the first and second summer. The best way to water is deeply. It’s better to water well and not water too often. Watering every day can be just as destructive as allowing them to dry out. If your soil does not drain well, do
