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My son gave me a hydranger for a gift, anyways It came in a pot and the blooms have been deadheaded. I don't know whether the plant it for outside or not.Right now the leaves are turning brown and falling off. I have been keeping it watered. These plants are sold in supermarkets during like Mother's day. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks Bernie
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Dear Bernie , for the most part hydrana's are hardy, and do better in the ground....if you are in a northerly part of t he country, perhaps late in the fall, you may want to mulch or cover with an old basket for the winter. It should have been put in the ground before now to establish root system and growth, but try it anyway...it may surprize you next spring! Carol
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I have a nice large hydraner with quite a few blue flowers. Should I cut the dead flowers off or let them stay on the plant?
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When is the best time to transplant hydranger's I've grown outdoors in a planter box directly in the ground? Is there any special care or preparation? Mid Atlantic State...
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My wife and I have a bet on this. We have a Hydranger plant
outside that is mid size.I would like to move it to a larger
place so it has more room to grow. We live in N.Y. I said the
best time to transplant it is now when it is dormit. Because it
is winter. She said no to do it in the spring.
Who is right
Thank you for your time.
Gary
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My neighber planted a most beautiful bleu hydranger in very acid soil. Will it stay blue or will it slowly change color???
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When can I prune them?
How hard should I prune the plant, it is very big.
I have blue type. Should i be feeding them as well over the spring?
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