Plant Care & Gardening : How to Transplant Hydrangeas

Transplant hydrangeas by digging up the roots and gently rocking the plant out of the ground to avoid breaking off the stem.

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Key insights about video Plant Care & Gardening : How to Transplant Hydrangeas

🌸 Hydrangeas are beautiful shade plants that make a nice bush with lots of color all summer long.

🌱 Transplanting small Hydrangeas is easy as they are basically a set of roots.

✂️ If you have a large Hydrangea that needs to be transplanted, it's advised to trim it down at least 1/3 to make it more manageable.

🍂 It's easier to transplant Hydrangeas in the fall as opposed to mid-summer to avoid losing blooms.

⭕️ When transplanting Hydrangeas, make a big circle around the plant, going past the leaf line.

🔛 Instead of pulling the plant forcefully, it's better to dig it out softly by the root to prevent breakage.

💧 Always shake off excess dirt when transplanting Hydrangeas to make the plant lighter and easier to handle.

🌱 When transplanting, it's essential to immediately replant the Hydrangea where desired or temporarily place it in a pot until a suitable spot is found.

💦 Hydrangeas should never be allowed to get too dry, so watering after transplanting is crucial.

Timestamped Summary

00:16 Yolanda explains that Hydrangeas are easy to transplant because they are essentially just a set of roots.

00:31 If the Hydrangea is very large, it is recommended to trim it down at least 1/3 before transplanting.

00:37 Transplanting in the fall is easier because the plant will die back and you can just move the roots instead of the whole plant.

00:51 Yolanda advises going out past the leaf line and making a big circle around the plant when transplanting.

01:05 Yolanda demonstrates how to gently dig around the Hydrangea and rock it out of the spot.

01:20 Yolanda shares a story about her neighbor who successfully transported a large Hydrangea by tying it to his car bumper.

01:41 Yolanda emphasizes the importance of digging by the roots instead of pulling on the plant to avoid breakage.

01:58 Yolanda suggests shaking off excess dirt to make the plant lighter and easier to move.

02:08 The most important part of transplanting a Hydrangea is to immediately plant it back where you want it. Never let it get too dry.

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Q&A

How do you transplant hydrangeas?

To transplant hydrangeas, dig a circle around the plant, taking care not to break the stem. Shake off excess dirt and replant immediately or place it in a pot temporarily.