Suggested Variety for Central Massachusetts

14 years ago

Hi,

We would like recommendations on a hardy Hydrangea that would do well in central Massachusetts.

I have one that was gifted to my wife on Mother's day several years ago and we have only gotten one single blossom.

I tried moving it's location last fall and covered it with leaves over the winter and again this year no flowers.

Thanks

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messymoops
14 years ago
Hi...I'm in Chelmsford and I have an Endless Summer hydrangea that is doing very well. It's in part shade by my foundation. It blooms blue every year. As a matter of fact, I'm looking in this forum to find out why it only has been blooming at the bottom the past couple years !(I've had it about 5 years). So you could try this variety! Good luck!
masshydrangea
13 years ago
We are in Berlin and I second Endless Summer. Really, any of the mopheads that bloom on new wood should give you flowers.
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