Of course! And what's the easiest way to provide such conditions? Grow the plants in pots! Hydrangeas do well in pots, particularly dwarf and compact varieties like ‘Little Lime,’ which ...

and Hydrangea serrata from pink to blue by feeding with a fertiliser low in phosphorus and high in potassium. You can grow your plant in a pot of peat-free ericaceous compost and water with rainwater ...

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular shrubs grown in British gardens and, with the right care, they will provide you with a wealth of beautiful flowers year after year.

Hydrangea buds can be knocked off easily ... Another wrote: "I think I need to re-pot mine in a bigger pot. Can I do this now or should I wait until autumn?" A third replied: "I got given one ...