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New owner of 3 Hydrangea :)
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Posted by dayzmommie Zone 6, PA (My Page) on Tue, Jul 21, 09 at 22:50
Hey..
This is the first time I've posted..And I hope you don't mind a few ?'s about hydrangea's...
I have 3..A Nikko, Paris, And a Pia..
I'm in PA and I'm a zone 6..:)
Ok here goes :)
1. What is the average size for them on their second year?
2. The Pia is for zone 7..Will it live for next year?
3. What are some of your Fav. hydrangea's
Can you just give me some growing tips..
Thanx!!!
Susan :) |
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RE: New owner of 3 Hydrangea :)
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hello! Im new here too, and really enjoy this website! i hope someone gives you some good advice, i bought 3 not too long ago - nikko, sister teresa & blue wave. Im hoping for good results, in a shady location because my other nikko and forever & ever arent doing well in full sun.
I think i love them all! Its so hard to pick a favorite, though a classic nikko covered in blooms is breathtaking! |
RE: New owner of 3 Hydrangea :)
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| You might have better luck posting over at the Hydrangea forum. More traffic. |
RE: New owner of 3 Hydrangea :)
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| Oh, no--another Susan bitten by the hydrangea bug! I've had an Endless Summer for a few years, but all of a sudden this year I became rather hydrangea-obsessed. I planted a Little Lamb (paniculata), a species oakleaf, and a Sadie Ray (macrophylla). Then I started lusting after Limelight (paniculata). I gave in and bought it today. Sorry, I'm unfamiliar with all three of yours, although I often see Nikko mentioned on the Hydrangea Forum. I agree with Carol--you're likely to get a good response on that forum. Susan |
RE: New owner of 3 Hydrangea :)
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| I love my hydrangea, too. I put in a bunch of tardivas last year and added some quick fire a couple of months ago. Love them! |
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