British gardens have roses and hydrangeas, which are loved for their summer flowers.

The heatwave is affecting even strong plants.

Hot weather makes flowers weak and die. Experts say to water them more to keep them alive.

Hydrangeas and roses need more water before they start to wilt and have fewer flowers.

The best time to water is early morning when it's cooler.

Hydrangeas and roses need extra care in the heat.

Watering before the day gets hot helps plants deal with high temperatures.

Watering in the evening is the next best time, but not in the middle of the day.

Some hydrangeas are very popular for their big flowers, but they get stressed in the heat.

These flowers lose water quickly and wilt in high temperatures.

Drooping is normal in the heat, but good care helps plants stay healthy.

The right care keeps plants healthy.

Watering deeply at the base of the plant is better than quick sprays.

Roses are stronger than some plants, but they still need a lot of water in the heat.

Flowers can run out of water and fade if the soil is dry.

To water roses correctly, give them a deep soak at the base and avoid wetting the leaves.

One or two deep waterings a week is enough for healthy flowers in the heat.

Deep watering helps roses grow stronger roots and survive hot summers.