What Do Hydrangeas Look Like in the Fall

Hydrangea flower heads turn dry and brown in the fall and will remain that way throughout winter if not removed. Hydrangeas also lose their leaves during fall, but the brown stalks remain upright unless pruned back.

What do hydrangeas look like in the fall and winter?

Hydrangea flower heads turn dry and brown in the fall and will remain that way throughout winter if not removed. Hydrangeas also lose their leaves during fall, but the brown stalks remain upright unless pruned back.

What color do hydrangeas turn in fall?

Creamy white blooms start in midsummer turning a true blush pink. As the season progresses, the flowers deepen their pink finally turning red in the fall.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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