About 5 years ago my daughter had a serious operation and one of her
friends bought her a hydrangea. As she was not living in her flat at
the time, she asked me to look after it and I planted it in our garden.
We already have an ancient hydrangea in the front garden, so I was
confident that it would be OK. It survived a couple of years and then
died quite suddenly in the spring of last year. I was very upset and a
couple of weeks ago I bought and potted up a replacement for my
daughter. On Friday, we noticed a small plant (definitely a hydrangea)
growing in the place where the 'dead' plant had been. I am very happy
about this but wonder if anyone can give any advice as to how best to
keep it going. Many thanks in advance.
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June Hughes