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Mon, Jul 28, 08 at 8:19
| Could anyone tell me what a dooley hydrangea is and what it looks like. Is it much different from endless summer?
How should I care for dooley? |
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- Posted by razorback33 z7 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 28, 08 at 10:15
| Dooley is a macrophylla, said to be somewhat more cold hardy than a typical one. They say that it will produce flowers in Zone 6(to -11°F), with minimal protection. It is not a remontant type, like ES, and only blooms on last years growth, like a typical macrophylla. The blooms can be quite large and similar to a Nikko, blue in acidic soil, pink in Neutral to Alkaline soil. In my Zone, it is difficult to distinguish from many other cultivars, Nikko Blue, Glory Blue, Penny Mac, etc. Rb |
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