The leaves on our hydrangeas are green but all the blooms on both bushes have turned brown and look dead. What is the problem?
-- Betty
Anne's Response:
The blooms on hydrangeas do turn brown and remain on the plants after they bloom. The blooms do have to be cut off the plant; they do not fall off of their own accord. Some plants bloom very early in the season while others may bloom as late as September.
I would deadhead the brown blooms, cutting the stems just below the bloom and above the first set of leaves below the bloom.
Friday, August 1, 2008
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1 comment:
very cool.
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