I have experience this frustrating problem, I feel that its not blooming due to a cold or frost.
In summer, branches produce new buds for the next spring. These buds stay dormant all winter and bloom in spring. If winter temperatures got too cold, or if there is a spring cold snap that kills the buds, non-reblooming Hydrangea macrophylla will not produce flowers that year.
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I have experience this frustrating problem, I feel that its not blooming due to a cold or frost.
In summer, branches produce new buds for the next spring. These buds stay dormant all winter and bloom in spring. If winter temperatures got too cold, or if there is a spring cold snap that kills the buds, non-reblooming Hydrangea macrophylla will not produce flowers that year.
http://blogs.lt.vt.edu/mastergardener/how-to-choose-a-big-leaf-hydrangea-for-your-garden/