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Ask A Master Gardener: Growing great hydrangeas
A monarch butterfly on a panicle hydrangea. Although hydrangeas are not the absolute best pollinator plants, they do produce nectar and pollen that attract bees and butterflies.
Photo by Debra Heleba
June 11, 2026
Need help with hydrangeas? This Master Gardener offers tips and know-how to get the best blooms.
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