Two easy methods: 1) Division: sever rooted shoots at base with sharp spade (5-6" from mother plant). Pot or transplant immediately. 2) Layering: pin low branch to soil with U-staples, water through summer, sever and transplant when rooted.
Best timing: early spring for division, spring through summer for layering. Keep moist not wet. Hydrangeas root readily.
Resources: HelpfulGardener.com, American Hydrangea Society, Hydrangea.com for variety-specific tips.
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