We bought and planted a hydrangea tree a few years ago. It did not grow straight and is leaning over to one side. Is there any way to correct this at this point? Can it be dug up and re-planted or would it straighten out using wood stakes and rope?Please email your response to Debra
Straightening it by staking would be the best approach. . Any solution is may be temporary if the hydrangea is leaning because it is reaching toward the light. This can often be the case of it is planted against the house. The plant will lean out as it tries to grow branches out away from the house to grab more sunlight.