I have three that were planted three years ago.
I am confused as to why they look so poor....will take a pic to ask your
advice..
They also are very close together I think, and are in full sun.
This year the garden looks better than it ever has with all the rain in
Maryland.

"Bob Hobden" wrote in message
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"Mary Fisher" wrote after
"Basketweaver" wrote
I agree. We need more Hydrangeas in our garden.

But they take up so much room ... I'd rather my neighbour grew them and
the flowers hung over the boundary into my garden :-)

They can be hard pruned in the late spring to keep them nice and compact.
You then get bigger/better flowers too.
A mop headed pink one of ours is only 3ft high max each year because I
prune it back to about 18 inches or less.

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Regards
Bob Hobden