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Hydrangea Tree Yellow Leaves: Usually Not Serious

A few yellow leaves on a blooming hydrangea tree are normal—often just seasonal shedding or minor stress from sun/heat. Hydrangeas hate hot afternoon sun and dry roots. Ensure consistent moisture, mulch, and afternoon shade. If many leaves drop, check for root rot or nutrient deficiency.

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