I've planted these this year and they are currently in bloom. Di I
deadhead these to promote more boom?

Thanks

I don't have this type in my garden yet, but Monrovia
http://www.monrovia.com/MonroviaWeb....b?OpenDocument
says to do it now. Good luck. Post a link to a pic if you can.

new england gal wrote:
I've planted these this year and they are currently in bloom. Di I
deadhead these to promote more boom?

Thanks

Apparently the secret to Endless Summer is that it is a genetic freak
that acts like some hydrangeas that bloom on old wood and some other
hydrangeas that bloom on new wood. Hence, if you can keep the blossoms
on old wood going until the blossoms on new wood kick in then the effect
of constant bloom is better achieved. Deadheading never hurts as long
as you don't disturb buds of new blossoms. It would be nice if they
could do this with lace-cap hydrangeas also.
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"new england gal" wrote in message
oups.com...
I've planted these this year and they are currently in bloom. Di I
deadhead these to promote more boom?

Thanks
Great thing about ES hydrangeas....They just keep coming...Get the blooms
while full for arrangements, etc....They will keep blooming...

KCnRichmond wrote:
"new england gal" wrote in message
oups.com...
I've planted these this year and they are currently in bloom. Di
I deadhead these to promote more boom?

Thanks
Great thing about ES hydrangeas....They just keep coming...Get
the blooms while full for arrangements, etc....They will keep
blooming...

Another idiot posting an empty message.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

Still proving my point eh, asshole???



"Travis" wrote in message
news:W7Pue.9876$Uj.1316@trnddc08...
KCnRichmond wrote:
"new england gal" wrote in message
oups.com...
I've planted these this year and they are currently in bloom. Di
I deadhead these to promote more boom?

Thanks
Great thing about ES hydrangeas....They just keep coming...Get
the blooms while full for arrangements, etc....They will keep
blooming...

Another idiot posting an empty message.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

KCnRichmond wrote:
Still proving my point eh, asshole???



"Travis" wrote in message
news:W7Pue.9876$Uj.1316@trnddc08...
KCnRichmond wrote:
"new england gal" wrote in message
oups.com...
I've planted these this year and they are currently in bloom.
Di I deadhead these to promote more boom?

Thanks
Great thing about ES hydrangeas....They just keep coming...Get
the blooms while full for arrangements, etc....They will keep
blooming...

Another idiot posting an empty message.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

You replied to "new england gal" but didn't write anything.

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Travis in Shoreline Washington