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Likewise, people ask, when can I transplant Endless Summer hydrangea?

If you are transplanting your hydrangea bushes, we recommend doing so while it is dormant. That means transplanting your hydrangea shrubs in late fall, after the first frost, or in early spring before it has woken up for the summer. I live in an area that gets a lot of snow during the winter.

Similarly, can you transplant hydrangeas in the summer? Plant at the same depth the hydrangea was planted in the pot. Plant in early summer or fall. Transplant a hydrangea when it has become dormant and has lost all of its leaves (late fall or winter).

Likewise, people ask, how do you divide overgrown hydrangeas?

Dividing Your Hydrangeas When your hydrangeas begin to outgrow their garden space, consider dividing or splitting the plant. Separate the bush in equal halves by pushing the two sections apart to reveal the root ball or crown. Forcibly separate the sections using a shovel.

Can you cut hydrangeas in half?

A large hydrangea plant can be reduced by pruning but not division.