A gardener's hydrangea flowers are so heavy they droop to the ground. Asks about tomato stakes, cages, or other supports.
Prune appropriately (varies by hydrangea type) to encourage sturdier stems. Avoid excess nitrogen fertilizer.
Bamboo stakes are the simplest, most attractive solution for floppy hydrangeas.
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