Hydrangea pruning in Newport, RI (zone 6b) follows the same species rules as everywhere — bloom timing dictates pruning window.
Zone 6b with maritime influence — old-wood bloomers (macrophylla) may suffer winter bud kill. Consider PeeGee/Annabelle for reliable flowering, or protect macrophylla with burlap.
Identify your species — the pruning rule is absolute for flowering success.
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