How to dry hydrangeas at home 🍂 One of my favorite ways to preserve hydrangeas from the garden and use them in my home all fall. The trick is waiting until the hydrangea blooms are mature and starting to feel a little papery before cutting them. Remove the leaves, place them in a vase and leave them alone. After a few weeks, once the petals are completely dry and crisp, I give them a light coat of hairspray to help prevent shedding. Such an easy way to turn your summer hydrangeas into dried hydrangea arrangements and fall decor — for free. 🤎 Save this for when your hydrangeas start fading! HowToDryHydrangeas DriedHydrangeas HydrangeaTips FallDecor GardenTips LTKHome LTKSeasonal LTKmomlife

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