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Sun, Aug 31, 08 at 13:35
| Hi,
I can't seem to find the answer to this in a quick search. I live in zone 5, MI. I'd like to add some more limelights to my yard but am not sure if this is recommended as a fall planting due to my zone. Any advice? Thanks in advance! |
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| I am in zone 5b and I planted a few paniculata hydrangeas (which Limelight belongs to) in the fall in previous years, and I had no problem with them at all. |
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| I live N.E. Michigan near Alpena. I have planted paniculatas in Sept, they did great. I put extra mulch around them the first year. Good luck Garyt |
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| I have two...both planted in the early fall. Both are doing great, and quickly becoming my favorite hydrangeas. |
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| Go for it, fall is shrub and tree planting time in Michigan. I have the best luck with stuff planted then. Roots grow until the ground freezes, even if the leaves fall off. Water well until the fall rains get going. |
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