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Wed, Mar 2, 05 at 1:47
| Live in Crosby, just outside of Houston zone 9a. What kind of Hydrangias will do good here? Ground is clay and alkaline.Planted some b4 but they stayed the same size and died the next year.Put sand and peatmoss in bed (mixed with the clay)Bought them at Lowes.Planted on south side of house/overhang of roof and there's 3 trees about 15 ft shading the house also. They got morning light and very late afternoon light |
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- Posted by deep_south_gardener z9b (My Page) on Tue, Mar 15, 05 at 22:11
| Hey tonit69, I planted hydrangias last year as well. They didn't do well. This year they seem to be resprouting and look green and healthy. Not very big yet but healthy. Check with your local garden center they should be able to give you an idea for your area. Good luck. Brenda |
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