Someone sent me an email about it. One of the wholesalers probably. It is a Bloomstruck competitor, a rebloomer mophead. The only thing that attracted my attention was a comment dealing with with wilting, something on the leaves that minimizes it. Or maybe I misunderstood its purpose. They used a weird phraseology for it, heat something, maybe heat melt. Figured I would see a clearer comment later as they formally introduce it and people ask for clarification long enough that they reword it. What have you heard so far or seen. My cousin from Chicago was interested in going to the show but had a short family conflict. I need to ask her if she went. How was it for you? Anything else that was interesting of other hydrangeas or other plants or garden gear? I mean, aside from that hydrangea?

Congradulations Annie. to busy on sunday to check. Took a homemade birthday present over to an elderly neighbor. ended up cutting her toenails, getting her laundry soap, and ordering sandwiches. now need to work on another gift to send out. amy I took a picture of you package. Then cant get the mini sd card out of the camera. It is so far in I can not even see it. so I will get it together again. Lamama gummies too cute.

A western exposure in a hot summer climate like KC is probably the worst siting for a mac like Summer Crush. I'd consider moving them. fwiw, I am not sure planting the Limelights behind them will offer much shelter/shade, although they should thrive in that location.

Is it a heated garage? Did you water it while dormant? Sorry @luis_pr for the delay in replying. The garage is not heated (the coldest I observed inside the garage was -12 C/10 F while it was -22 C/-8 F outside) and the only water it got was from 'clumps' of snow that I would put on it every once and awhile through the winter. So here it was on May 17: And today, about 6 weeks later: I can tell you that it looks lots larger than it actually is, but clearly it is producing flowers (on strictly new wood).