The weather did not cooperate for the first ever Dairy Glow Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Launch, but the pilots were able to inflate their balloons and the people still enjoyed this event at Dairy Days.

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Hydrangeas come in a variety of types. Some set their flower buds in the fall for the following spring. If you prune that type in winter, there won’t be many/any left to flower in spring.

Improperly Timed Pruning: By far the most common reason for some hydrangeas to not flower is pruning at the wrong time of year. Hydrangeas come in a variety of types. Some set their flower buds in the ...

Hydrangeas come in a variety of types. Some set their flower buds in the fall for the following spring. If you prune that type in winter, there won’t be many/any left to flower in spring.

These grow and flower best without pruning. First things first. Like most plants, hydrangeas do not need to be pruned. If left unpruned, they will be just fine.

In winter, reduce those same shoots to 2-3 buds. Wisteria can take several years to flower, especially if grown from seed. Grafted or nursery-grown plants flower sooner.

Pruning the wrong plants in summer can snip away flower buds and leave you with a bloom-less garden. Lauren Landers Tue, June 17, 2025 at 11:34 AM UTC 4 min read Ed Gohlich ...

If you prune these plants in summer, there’s a good chance you’ll clip away all those lilac buds and end up with flower-free plants next spring. Related: When to Prune Lilacs: How to Get Tons ...

Since crape myrtles flower in summer, it’s usually wise to keep your pruners stowed away until these plants enter a state of dormancy in winter. Pruning in summer can delay blooming and make ...