Hydrangeas at Lowes
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Comments (3)Yes, you are correct. Endless Summer blooms on both old and new wood, flowers all season long, is hardy on your zone A-N-D produces pink/blue/grape blooms depending on the pH of your soil. No white flowers. HOWEVER.... there is now an Endless Summer Blushing Bride mophead variety for sale that starts as white and changes to pink/blue, depending on your soil's acidity. The pictures that you saw on TV could be of the B/B variety (taken while the flowers were still white). Luis...See MoreWhat's wrong with my hydrangea
Comments (2)Hi Michelle, Hydrangeas are supposed to be low maintenance, with that being said though - they LOVE water. I know that you can also over water which will also prevent blooming. I've posted a link which gives information on why hydrangeas don't bloom. Hope it helps. Mike Here is a link that might be useful: Why Won't My Hydrangea Bloom...See MoreHelp! I'm a new with Plants! Hydrangea/Mini Rose
Comments (5)http://www.monrovia.com/plant-catalog/plants/1336/mini-penny-royal-majestics-hydrangea/ Based on the description here it sounds like it might be remondant. I would trim the spent blooms. If it reblooms they aren't usually as large as the first set. At least mine on my Endless Summer never were. Maybe Zi just needed to fertilize them better. If you can plant it outside they like an eastern exposure/morning sun, lots of water, organic matter, mulch and excellent drainage. It should also do well in a pot of you can mimic those conditions. Make sure you take it out of that foil if it was on it....See MoreAnybody ever see this happen on a hydrangea?
Comments (2)Ditto. Try tracing the branches downwards towards the base of the other plant. Be careful extricating the roots as they may have comingled with the hydrangea's roots....See MoreRNmomof2 zone 5
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