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Deer browsing on plants is a persistent and frustrating problem for gardeners and landscapers around the country. Increased deer populations, rural shift and many other environmental factors have forced deer to wander into gardens and feed on the plants they find, including your hydrangeas.If you live in an area with high rates of deer browsing, your best shot at growing a successful hydrangea is to plant a deer-resistant variety.ncreased deer populations, rural shift and many other environmental factors have forced deer to wander into gardens and feed on the plants they find, including your hydrangeas. If you live in an area with high rates of deer browsing, your best shot at growing a successful hydrangea is to plant a deer-resistant variety.
The way you prune hydrangeas depends on the type of hydrangea and how it blooms. Some types (such as yours) bloom on old wood, so they shouldnât be pruned severely other than to remove dead branches. Other types bloom on new wood, so some strategic pruning can help them thrive.Here are some tips for pruning the hydrangeas in your yard. 1  Mophead or Lacecap Hydrangeas: (Hydrangea macrophylla) All hydrangeas with colored flowers (pink, purple, and blue) fall in this category, as well as some types of white hydrangeas.ther types bloom on new wood, so some strategic pruning can help them thrive. Here are some tips for pruning the hydrangeas in your yard. 1  Mophead or Lacecap Hydrangeas: (Hydrangea macrophylla) All hydrangeas with colored flowers (pink, purple, and blue) fall in this category, as well as some types of white hydrangeas.