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The Guardian
RHS Warns Heatwaves Threaten Hydrangeas in Southern England
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is considering relocating its hydrangea collection from Wisley in Surrey to northern gardens in Great Manchester and North Yorkshire due to increasingly hot and dry summers. Data shows that inquiries about drought and heat damage to hydrangeas have tripled since 2023, and they are now the most reported plants suffering from heat in Britain. The RHS plans to move some collections, including rhododendrons, to northern sites where conditions are better suited for the plants amid climate change.
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