How to Dry Hydrangeas for Stunning Tabletop Displays
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Learning how to dry hydrangea flowers is a simple process—one that ends with putting the flowers in a vase filled with water—but the right timing (and technique) is essential.
The end of the summer is just days away but instead of celebrating the season, the last bright blooms are starting to look like a symbol of summer’s end. If dried now though, hydrangeas—one of summer’s most decadent ensigns—can decorate your home throughout winter.
There’s nothing difficult about learning how to preserve hydrangeas, although there are a few different methods for drying out these colorful clusters. Ahead, we’ll walk you through the easiest of all methods. Get started today on creating a beautiful dry floral arrangement that will remind you of summer’s bountiful blooms throughout the year.
No special supplies are necessary for cutting and drying hydrangeas. The important thing is to have the hydrangea flowers available—it’s likely you have the equipment necessary around the home.
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