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Flowering shrub care should help you enjoy your garden, not leave you wondering what to do next. At Bobby & Lynn’s Plant Farm, we share practical help for hydrangeas, Rose of Sharon, butterfly bushes and other flowering shrubs—so you can plant with confidence, solve problems and enjoy more blooms.
Choose the question that brought you here. These guides give you a clear next step, with more detail when you need it.
My hydrangea isn’t blooming
Explore common reasons for missing flowers before changing your watering, fertilizer or pruning routine.
Find bloom answers
When should I prune?
Choose your flowering shrub to find its pruning window, shaping advice and important cautions.
Find your pruning answer
Which hydrangea do I have?
Compare flower shapes, leaves and growing habits to understand your hydrangea’s care and pruning needs.
Identify your hydrangea
Find a flowering shrub
Explore the plants we grow, then compare sunlight needs, bloom times and mature sizes for your space.
Explore our plants Free garden help, right when you need it
Our Garden Help app brings quick tools for watering, pruning, sunlight and choosing plants into one place. Open it while you’re planning a bed, checking a new plant or deciding what to do next.
Free tools. No email. No sign-up.
Use the tools in your browser or save the app to your phone. Optional notifications are separate from using the tools.
Open the app in Safari, tap Share, then choose Add to Home Screen.
Open the app in Chrome, tap the menu, then choose Install app or Add to Home screen.
You can use the garden tools without enabling notifications.
From Our Plant Farm
We grow hydrangeas and flowering shrubs at our seasonal plant farm in Dallas, Georgia. Our guides bring together the questions gardeners ask, what we observe in the plants we grow and resources that help explain the next step.
Flowering shrub care looks a little different from one garden to another. We share our experience without assuming your soil, weather or growing space matches ours. Whether you’re planting your first shrub or caring for an established garden, we want you to find useful help you can return to.
Get to Know UsBeyond one kind of bloom
Hydrangeas are a big part of our garden, but they’re only part of the help you’ll find here. Explore our guides for planting, pruning, watering and choosing flowering shrubs for your own space.
A beautiful flower is a good reason to look closer. Our plant information helps you compare the sunlight, space and growing conditions a shrub needs before you choose its place in the garden.
Explore Our PlantsMissing flowers, changing leaves and slow growth can leave you with plenty of questions. Start with the guide that matches what you’re seeing, then follow the checks that help you narrow it down.
Visit the Hydrangea Help CenterUse our flowering shrub care guides before you pick up the pruners, move a plant or change its routine. Clear explanations and linked resources help you make a more informed choice.
Visit the Pruning CenterFresh guides and practical ideas for your garden.
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We’re a seasonal nursery, with regular selling dates from mid-April through the Saturday before Memorial Day. Outside the regular season, visits are by appointment. Check our visit page for details before making the trip.
No. You’ll find hydrangea help alongside flowering shrub care guides, plant information and garden tools. Our pruning center includes several shrub types, and we can add more as the guide grows.
No purchase is needed. Browse the guides and use the free tools whether your plants came from our farm, another garden center or an established garden you’re learning to care for.
Choose a question in the help section above. If you have a hydrangea and don’t know its type, begin with the identification guide. Then explore the care and pruning information for your plant.