It depends on the hydrangea. Sure you can cut it back, but most bloom on last year's wood growth, so don't expect to see blooms. Some bloom on new growth, so you can experiment.
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You can cut a substantial amount off a hydrangea. The roots and main stems are strong. This will give you an opportunity to shape the bush.
It depends on the hydrangea. Sure you can cut it back, but most bloom on last year's wood growth, so don't expect to see blooms. Some bloom on new growth, so you can experiment.