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Annabelle Hydrangea Tree

15 years ago

Did anyone train an Annabelle hydrangea to become a tree? Currently I have an Annabelle with a single brand about 5ft tall from the last fall cutting. I'd like to make it a tree. I plan to protect it in the winter to make sure that the cane won't die back. Is it possible to make it a tree?

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Gary M
15 years ago
I think a H. paniculata would be a much better choice. Annabell will only get to 4-5 feet.

Garyt
ostrich
15 years ago
Oh, and imagine how droopy that thing would look! Not a very attractive sight, I'm afraid...
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