Trim to just above the new growth. Ther's usually more than one set of new buds on each stem so if you want to keep the plant smaller just trim to a lower set of buds.
As Sandra said, just above the new growth. Usually I cut them back in the fall when the blooms are done, they always re-sprout in the spring. You can also do this before they start budding out in the spring of the next year.
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Trim to just above the new growth. Ther's usually more than one set of new buds on each stem so if you want to keep the plant smaller just trim to a lower set of buds.
As Sandra said, just above the new growth. Usually I cut them back in the fall when the blooms are done, they always re-sprout in the spring. You can also do this before they start budding out in the spring of the next year.
What hydrangea do you have,most bloom on old wood.https://www.thespruce.com/when-to-prune-hydrangeas-1403320