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Killarney |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 10:52:56 AM I think the intense heat this Summer caused this. I watered every other day in July and August, hydrangeas have to have a lot of water! Now they have new blooms and ones ready to open! Usually this time of year the blooms have faded and are great for fall arrangements.In all my 40 years of growing them, I've never seen this happen! Connie |
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Killarney |
Posted - Oct 23 2024 : 08:04:06 AM Denise, I've have years too with no blooms, hydrangeas need a lot of water. Pruning too early in the Spring can cause removal of live branches along with an the dead ones. There is a great book that was written about hydrangeas many years ago. I need to look it up again. I leaned a lot from it. Connie |
levisgrammy |
Posted - Oct 23 2024 : 07:33:01 AM Ours were in bloom when we planted them last year but they did not bloom this year. Very disappointed. Even the one that was here when we moved, a well established one didn't bloom. I think we didn't get enough rain.
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Killarney |
Posted - Oct 22 2024 : 2:48:55 PM Thanks ya'll! Winnie, it's been a crazy ,growing season this year! Connie |
Red Tractor Girl |
Posted - Oct 21 2024 : 4:15:04 PM Well, those Hydrangeas are sure gorgeous even if they are out of synch of their usual blooming pattern!
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ddmashayekhi |
Posted - Oct 20 2024 : 4:07:26 PM What a beautiful shade of blue! Enjoy them in and maybe cut a bouquet for your table?
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StitchinWitch |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 9:38:17 PM Beautiful! Love that color.
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Killarney |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 6:50:35 PM Thank you Nancy! We should have a few more weeks till a heavy frost comes. Connie |
Nancy Joplin |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 6:26:49 PM Connie, your flowers are such a gorgeous color! This had been a very strange year, but we continue to embrace it! Enjoy your lovely flowers!
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Killarney |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 2:58:07 PM We all agree it's been a very off growing season! We had had blistering heat before, not like this year!
Sharon, that's a funny, great way to describe them. I've had my oak leaf hydrangea look like that too. Connie you
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MaryJanesNiece |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 1:28:14 PM Those are beautiful Connie. It is such a strange year. We have been super warm for October too. Yesterday was our first day of cold weather, but by next week we should be warming up again. This is not normal for October. It's a very off year.
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VegiChik |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 12:31:59 PM Unfortunately my Snowball hydrangeas up here in N MI all look like a bunch of scraggly-haired teenagers in need of a good shampooing!
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YellowRose |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 12:27:45 PM On TV they talk about an Oct surprise, I wonder if this is what they were talking about. lol Beautiful.
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Killarney |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 12:15:36 PM Marlene, I agree, very strange! Connie |
MBurns |
Posted - Oct 18 2024 : 12:04:11 PM Really pretty. Strange in Oct.
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