A gardener asks how often and when to prune their hydrangea bush.
Pruning depends entirely on whether it blooms on old wood or new wood:
Once a year is sufficient for either type.
Identify your hydrangea species first. If unsure, prune only dead wood in spring and observe bloom pattern.
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