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1. Walk around the hydrangea and inspect it from all sides. If you see blossoms and green leaves, the plant is not dormant -- it is in a metabolically active state.If you see fallen leaves and withered flowers, the hydrangea is dead or dormant.. Walk around the hydrangea and inspect it from all sides. If you see blossoms and green leaves, the plant is not dormant -- it is in a metabolically active state.
However, it depends on the variety of plant you have, some are hardy and survive even the worst freezes. Others, you need that mulch protection cover to survive. My guess is your plant got a disease and lost its root structure. You might dig out one side and see if it has live roots.If the roots are rotted, the plant is gone.hould i do that and what type of mulch? Thanks! show more I live in wi zone 3 my hydrangea 'endless summer' looks completely dead? it doesn't seem to have any leaf buds. should i toss it or may it just take longer? i have an 'annabelle' thats all ready leafed out. i didn't use any mulch over the winter.