You can cut them back in late fall or wait until spring (Easter). Cut them back a little or a lot, but cut back to a 'v' in the branch or a bud. This applies to all types of hydrangeas. They provide nice winter foliage if you don't cut them back but can get heavy with snow if it's a large bush.
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I just cut them down and leave them. Nothing needed.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=how+do+i+winterize+my+hydrangea+bush&qpvt=how+do+i+winterize+my+hydrangea+bush&FORM=VDRE
https://www.wikihow.com/Prepare-Hydrangeas-for-Winter
https://www.gardenguides.com/video-66305-winterize-hydrangeas.html
You can cut them back in late fall or wait until spring (Easter). Cut them back a little or a lot, but cut back to a 'v' in the branch or a bud. This applies to all types of hydrangeas. They provide nice winter foliage if you don't cut them back but can get heavy with snow if it's a large bush.