My first oak-leaf hydrangea bloomed beautifully this year, and now the
deadheads are very unpretty. Should I remove them? The foliage is
already putting out new growth -- in 97-degree weather!

Thanks,

N. Taylor

On 17 Jul 2006 14:13:41 -0700, wrote:

My first oak-leaf hydrangea bloomed beautifully this year, and now the
deadheads are very unpretty. Should I remove them? The foliage is
already putting out new growth -- in 97-degree weather!

Thanks,

N. Taylor

A native plant, it will thrive in most high heat situations.
Definitely remove the dead flowers.

http://www.helpfulgardener.com/hydrangea/

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My first oak-leaf hydrangea bloomed beautifully this year, and now the
deadheads are very unpretty. Should I remove them? The foliage is
already putting out new growth -- in 97-degree weather!

Thanks,

N. Taylor

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My first oak-leaf hydrangea bloomed beautifully this year, and now the
deadheads are very unpretty. Should I remove them? The foliage is
already putting out new growth -- in 97-degree weather!

Thanks,

N. Taylor

In my garden when the flowers turn brown (a bit later than in yours) they
hold their shape so well that they're still pretty in autumn & part of
winter. I leave them until they get cruddy looking.

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