Reader Diane J. asks gardening columnist Don Kinzler if it's OK to cut flowers from her Limelight hydrangea in the fall.

It's a commonly grown kind, Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight.' My neighbors often ... But could I prune it in the fall? Yes, if I wanted to. Should You Prune Your Hydrangeas in the Fall?

‘Limelight’ is a panicle hydrangea. It can tolerate full sun and ... in mid-summer if you expect blooms the next year. Q: Last fall I raked mulch off the garden and let it sit in a pile.

If you were unable to make it to the fair you can still witness Limelight Hydrangea beauty. This handsome plant will be in bloom throughout the fall. As you are driving down Eastman Road take a ...

then put the award-winning Limelight hydrangea on your list. This hydrangea gives an extended season of incredible blooms from midsummer through fall. The hydrangeas you may know most are ...

The hydrangea ... mid-summer into fall, making them a valuable source of color and interest during the later months of the growing season. The most popular variety is Limelight.

Although the Limelight hydrangea is new to Louisiana gardeners ... matures to creamy white and ages to old rose in late summer or fall. White is the only color this species blooms in, although ...

The limelight hydrangea is making its debut this fall as a Louisiana Super Plant. The Louisiana Super Plant program is an educational and marketing campaign that highlights tough and beautiful ...

Like other hydrangeas, the best time to plant a Limelight hydrangea is in fall or early spring, so it has time to take root before the heat of summer. Related:12 Stunning Hydrangea Varieties You ...