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Old 31-08-2008, 05:52 PM posted to rec.gardens
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Stephen Henning wrote:
Sheila wrote:

Does it really live up to blooming all summer or is that just hype?


Almost. It first blooms on old wood and then blooms on new wood. There
is a gap where it is between old and new wood. Mine do well here in
Zone 6. I have heard some complaints from colder zones. Endless Summer
is a brand name and not a variety, since they have an entire series of
Endless Summer hydrangeas.



Thanks Stephen, I've tried the Endless Summer but the deer ate them
before they bloomed. We're putting 6 strand wire up around the back
then I'll plan some more next spring.


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