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Wed, Oct 10, 07 at 1:33
| I have rooted a couple hydrangeas and am trying to decide what to do with them this winter. I could overwinter them in pots in my basement under lights and then plant out in spring. Or I could plant them out now and loose the present leaves and hope there is adequate root system to resprout in the spring. Right now they have only about 4 leaves each but the roots can be seen through a clear 10 oz. cup. Anyone have any experience with whether they will likely survive if I plant them out now in this area? |
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- Posted by blue_velvet_elvis Zone 5 (My Page) on Sun, Oct 14, 07 at 9:08
| I'd try the hydrangea forum. It has a lot more traffic. |
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| I guess! I did and got an answer. Thanks. |
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