How do I prepare Hydrangeas for winter? Hi, I moved into a new house this summer and the landscape included...

Hi,
I moved into a new house this summer and the landscape included a whole lot of really nice hydrangeas. With winter coming, I`m wondering how I should trim them/cover them up previously snowfall. The leaves at the base own started to grow yellow already.

I live contained by montreal, Canada so when winter comes, it really comes.
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Answers:    there is lots of hydrangea info here....

www.hydrangeashydrangeas.com

tremendously nice folks there and the FAQ's hold good answers, too... there's a specific page nearby about wintering hydrangeas....

I'm going to guess that you enjoy the late season hydrangeas approaching Annabelle.... look that one up on that site and see if it's that one, then look at what it say about pruning....
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I live within the midwestern united states, so I can relate.
Do not trim them. Always trim them right directly after flowering merely, as the new buds set for subsequent year, so no pruning now for us. If you hold one called annabella, it get trimmed back surrounded by march.

You don't hold to do anything to the hydrangeas. You can leave them as they are, they can incorporate some interest in the winter garden. The leaves will die an crash, and the stems have buds and do lend garden interest for winter.
Only article that I do us put a 2 inch layer of peat moss around the plant for added fertilizer.

I similar to to hang matured beads or headdress on my branches for winter to add sparkle to the garden. Makes them interesting.