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08-07-2007, 03:36 PM
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Hydrangea -
The Hydrangea bushes are established and mature, according to the previous
owners they're here for twelve years. Each bush is approximately my height (5'6) and easily as wide. Christmas time will be two years that we're here (Yes Wendy that long  and I've never fertilized them, I can not imagine what would happen if I did. Some are blooming pink, others purple. Enjoy, Mariana NJ |
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08-07-2007, 05:24 PM
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Hydrangea -
On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 14:36:32 GMT, "Jane Doe"
wrote: The Hydrangea bushes are established and mature, according to the previous owners they're here for twelve years. Each bush is approximately my height (5'6) and easily as wide. Christmas time will be two years that we're here (Yes Wendy that long and I've never fertilized them, I can not imagine what would happen if I did. Some are blooming pink, others purple. Enjoy, Mariana NJ Nice. Our hydrangea (~5ft) failed to bloom this year after taking it out of its winter "mummy." The freak spring frost did something to a lot of flowering plants. |
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