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Posted by Joe K on November 17, 2008, 17:32:16, in reply to "Pruning Hydrangeas"
Nick, I'm afraid the answer is no. If you prune them now, you would remove the flower buds. You can prune very lightly and get the worst of it though, or just get them shaped properly and forego the flowers next year. Or you can just wait and put up with their shape and prune them hard right at/after flowering next summer.
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