Dried hydrangea blooms can last years indoors! Consider these for simple vase arrangements, or DIY projects such as a wreath. In this video Laura shows you the easiest, and most foolproof way to be successful in this effort, enjoy. | Proven Winners

How to Dry Hydrangea Blooms 🌿 Want more detail? - http://bit.ly/2BEgWbA | Garden Answer

Timing is crucial! Best time to cut and dry hydrangea blooms is between late summer and mid autumn when the sepals have fallen away and the flowers feel and sound slightly dry. 💡If you cut them too early in their peak bloom, they’ll have too much moisture and you will struggle to dry them and to keep their beauty.💡Cut the blooms and remove all the leaves💡Arrange them in a vase, with a little bit of water 2-3 cm is perfect💡Leave them to dry in a dark and dry place. This way they’ll keep their

Drying hydrangea blooms is super easy to do and they make for a gorgeous arrangement! 🌿✂️ | Garden Answer

Dried Hydrangea wreath. Well, it will dry while it’s there… | Just Call Me Homegirl

ad I’m so proud of this. I love a festive wreath but wanted to add in fresh cut flowers. And what better than one of my favourite flowers, Hydrangeas, withtheir mass of wondrous colours and delicate petals – the perfect flower for my flower wreath. I love how Hydrangeas look so good fresh, but also as this wreath dries it will continue to give endless beauty and pleasure to me and guests visiting over this festive period ❄️ I had fun demonstrating how to make flower wreaths hosting a recent fest