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Blooming hydrangeas fill out indoor arrangements. Cut flowers from hydrangea (Hydrangea spp.) can remain fresh in a vase for two or more weeks. The flowers depend on their stems to access the water and nutrients necessary for continued blooming. Early wilting usually occurs when the stems begin to scab over or become clogged with bacteria and water minerals.
Planting hydrangeas in the right location is extremely important. It can make the difference between growing a lush, lavishly blooming shrub and one that struggles and produces scrawny blooms. For information on choosing the right hydrangea for your climate (planting zone), see Choosing the Right Hydrangea. Plant at the same depth the hydrangea was planted in the pot. ( 2 see diagram below). 3  Plant in early summer or late fall. 4  Transplant a hydrangea when it has become dormant and lost all of its leaves (late fall or winter).