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Mon, Aug 25, 03 at 14:47
| I think rhododendron and hydrangea have similar soil and light requirements, both like some shade, both like acid soil, both are called woodland plants. How come they are never planted together? I have not find an example, not in book or public gardens.
Any idea? |
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- Posted by ponderinstuff (My Page) on Thu, Aug 28, 03 at 20:23
| I have mine planted together, and they do great together. I also love the look. I have both lace caps and the round head ones as I have lots of shaded areas. They both love acid soil. |
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