Traditional hydrangeas bloom on old wood. Warm spring spell → bud swell → frost → bud death. Foliage grows, no flowers.
Plant Endless Summer, Penny Mac, Mini Penny, Dooley, or Blushing Bride. These bloom on old AND new wood—flowers even if spring buds killed.
Move to north side of house. Ground stays cold longer → later bud swell → past frost danger.
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