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Feb 2, 2025 · Traditional hydrangeas prefer temperate climates with mild winters and moist summers, soft morning sun and afternoon shade. This has sparked fears about how climate change – especially rising heat – will turn hydrangeas into botanical dinosaurs.

Woodlands, wildflower gardens, organic materials, curves, our native plants and wellness gardens. These are the go-to trends to keep in mind when you head out into your garden this summer, according to three award-winning landscape designers.

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Brussels sprouts; Fennel; Kohlrabi; Parsley; Turnip; What should I do in my garden in March? Cut back herbaceous perennials such as achilleas, asters, aquilegias, campanulas, centranthus, delphiniums, foxgloves, liatris, penstemons and salvias that are done flowering.