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limelight hydrangea

9 years ago

this is my first year limelight., in the ground a little over a month........pray it makes it through our nc winter....I will mulch it well....

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alisande
9 years ago
Limelight makes it through my northern PA winters, so I'm guessing you don't have to worry.
BungalowMonkeys
9 years ago
Your limelight looks great! I bought these 5 at walmart a couple weeks ago and they are slowly coming back. They were almost dead when I bought them. The people working there hadn't unwrapped them or watered them. This is the only pic I have of the bed, before the walking trail and mulch was added. I'm hoping I didnt plant them in too much shade. They should grow to make a nice hedge blocking the view from the road of our firepit area.

Limelights are super hardy and should make it through winter without a problem. My issue has always been getting them enough water the first year.
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October_Gardens
9 years ago
All hydrangea paniculata are hardy pretty much down to USDA zone 3.

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