Hydrangeas bloom on old wood. Pruning to 8" in fall removes next year’s flower buds. Stop pruning entirely. Only remove spent blooms after flowering.
Fertilize with high-phosphate (superphosphate) in slightly acidic water (½ tsp vinegar/½ gal water) for blue flowers. Transplant in autumn as they fade; dig deep hole, root system grows after ground freezes.
Guaranteed blooms next year if you put away the shears.
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