What to do with hydrangeas?
Last year a landscaper put in several different plants, including a
row of hydrangeas (they bloomed blue and purple). The growth from last year is brittle and seems dead to me. I noticed some new growth coming out of the ground. Am I supposed to prune last year's "dead" wood? Do I chop it all off? Confused, Mitch |
What to do with hydrangeas?
BTW, I'm in Zone 5a.
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What to do with hydrangeas?
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What to do with hydrangeas?
I've gotten new growth from the ground and from the ends of those dry
looking stalks. I'd wait and see what happens - bet you'll get some growth. wrote: Last year a landscaper put in several different plants, including a row of hydrangeas (they bloomed blue and purple). The growth from last year is brittle and seems dead to me. I noticed some new growth coming out of the ground. Am I supposed to prune last year's "dead" wood? Do I chop it all off? Confused, Mitch |
What to do with hydrangeas?
yep, I got the blues and prune the dead flowers off in the fall after
the flowers die and go brown or before spring when they start to grow again. I usually have to prune the whole bush other wise it gets too big. wrote: Last year a landscaper put in several different plants, including a row of hydrangeas (they bloomed blue and purple). The growth from last year is brittle and seems dead to me. I noticed some new growth coming out of the ground. Am I supposed to prune last year's "dead" wood? Do I chop it all off? Confused, Mitch |
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