61. In My Garden Growing conditions Garden hydrangeas, like many popular things suburban, aredependable and forgiving so they are a good “starter” plant for a new gardener http://inmygarden.org/

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62. Garden Watchdog: The Scoop On 'Hydrangeas Plus' I ordered 2 Nikko Blue and 2 Tovelit hydrangeas from hydrangeas Plus. Check out our tour of Dave s Garden, or some of the Dave s Garden highlights http://davesgarden.com/gwd/c/790/

Post Feedback Search Add a company F.A.Q. ... Login Sep 22, 11:29 AM The scoop on 'Hydrangeas Plus' Search by ZIP Code: Search by company name: Company Profile (100% positive) Hydrangeas Plus has 100 products listed in PlantScout This company is affiliated with Bell Family Nursery Mailing Address: P.O. Box 389 Aurora, Oregon United States Phone: 1-866-433-7896 Paper Catalog Cost: $4.75 (refundable w/1st order) Categories: Mailorder Gardening Association Member Plants: Hydrangeas Wholesale and retail orders Click here to send email to Hydrangeas Plus ... Click here to visit Hydrangeas Plus's website Feedback History and Summary 11 positives 2 neutrals No negatives Comments: Rating Author Content Positive terracotta On Jul 16, 2005, terracotta Eureka, CA wrote: I ordered a 1-year-old 'Wayne's White' hydrangea this past Monday morning. It was delivered yesterday afternoon (Thursday). It was very well packaged. The plant was much bigger than I expected, looked very healthy, and had a nice big ball of soil around its roots. I just planted it today, and it looks right at home in its new place. I am very pleased with the hydrangea and with this company, and (thanks to their catalog of lovely hydrangeas) will undoubtedly be ordering from them again. (Oh yes, and the catalog has growing tips, pruning advice, and other helpful information in addition to the photos and descriptions of the hydrangeas they sell.) Positive Redsprite On Jul 8, 2005, Redsprite Hagerstown, MD wrote:

63. Dave's Garden Forums: Hydrangeas Discussion Forum Encyclopedia of hydrangeas Posybouquet series, SuzannesFlowers Check outour tour of Dave s Garden, or some of the Dave s Garden highlights http://davesgarden.com/forums/f/hydrangeas/

Post a new thread Search F.A.Q. Advertise ... Login Sep 22, 11:29 AM Hydrangeas Discussion Forum Search forums: This diverse genera was first discovered in 18th century Pennsylvania and includes a wide range of shrubs and climbing species. If you like hydrangeas, this forum is for you! We also have the Classic Threads forum, which is an archive of the most commonly discussed topics on Dave's Garden. Image Subject Topic Starter Replies Last Post Hydrangea Lovers Chapter 2 Sep 21, 2005 9:25 AM What does my hydrangea need? palmnewbie Sep 20, 2005 10:31 PM Sep 20, 2005 12:57 PM How do I get them through the winter? gloriag Sep 20, 2005 12:27 AM Annabelle JeniLyn Sep 19, 2005 9:57 PM Water ph garyt Sep 19, 2005 9:46 PM Hydrangea Lovers Chapter 3 Sep 17, 2005 12:19 PM I hope this works. Hydrangeas planted in a leaf mix... kbaumle Sep 13, 2005 1:04 AM Hydrangea, "Preziosa" Sep 4, 2005 7:58 PM Is this possible? levilyla Sep 4, 2005 7:00 PM wilting hydrangea shbrin Sep 3, 2005 10:45 PM Move a 2 yr old climber? anastatia Aug 30, 2005 5:38 PM Help!

64. Hydrangeas - Newsletter For Gardeners - P. Allen Smith Gardens hydrangeas are traditionally known as shade garden plants, In my Midsouthgarden I fertilize my hydrangeas twice during the summer with a slow release http://www.pallensmith.com/newsletter/2003/news_062703a.htm

Sign up now to receive this free newsletter by email. June 27, 2003 Gardening Newsletter Hydrangeas Hydrangeas Luscious Lemon Cake News from the Garden Allen's Mailbox Blue vs. Pink Add aluminum sulfate to your garden soil for blue blooms or sweeten your soil with lime for pink blooms. Cuttings Another nice attribute of old-fashion hydrangeas is that they are easy to propagate and share with friends. Click here to get details on how to propagate hydrangeas by cuttings. Drying You can easily preserve hydrangea blossoms for use indoors. Click here for tips on drying hydrangeas. Sign up now to receive this free newsletter by email. Hydrangeas One of my favorite summer flowers is the old-fashioned, pompom shaped Hydrangea macrophylla . I can remember as a child being drawn to the cool shaded area on the north side of the house where my mother had a bank of blue hydrangeas planted. The giant blooms were as big as my head and such a clear, deep blue they seemed to belong in a velvet lined jewel box rather than casually hanging about the garden. Favorite Varieties 'Sun Goddess' - Chartreuse foliage with traditional pink or blue blooms.

65. Southern Living: Heavenly Hydrangeas Full text of the article, Heavenly hydrangeas from Southern Living, a publicationin the field of Home Garden, is provided free of charge by LookSmart s http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3676/is_200305/ai_n9257712

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66. Hydrangeas Add Unrelenting Good Cheer To A Summer Garden hydrangeas are what gardeners call happy plants, never needing a lot of care. http://www.azcentral.com/home/garden/articles/0722hydrangeas0722.html

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67. Hardy Hydrangeas Not to mention that almost all hydrangeas are extremely hardy, easy to grow, A variety of hydrangea exists to suit any garden, from clay pots to http://magazines.ivillage.com/countryliving/garden/your/articles/0,,284660_29417

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68. Pruning Hydrangeas I planted two hydrangeas in the fall, and as winter arrived they appear to havedied. BOARD, Your Yard and Garden. EXPERT, Caring for hydrangeas http://magazines.ivillage.com/countryliving/garden/expert/qas/0,,663891_669030,0

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69. Hydrangeas Plus - Home The plants you order from hydrangeas Plus are grown under real life they areeasily transplanted and should readily bloom in your outside garden. http://www.hydrangeasplus.com/

Home Shopping Cart Contact Us Help Toll Free: 866-433-7896 Local: 503-651-2887 Search: Advanced search Categories New varieties - 2005 New varieties - 2006 1-year hydrangeas 3-year hydrangeas ... Show all products Bestsellers Hydrangea Annabelle - 1 year Hydrangea Nikko Blue - 1 year Hydrangea Madame Emile Mouillere - 1 year Hydrangea Enziandom - 3 year ... Hydrangea Kardinal - 1 year Gifts Gift certificates Help Recover password Contact us ... Definitions Welcome to Hydrangeas Plus Greetings friends and hydrangea collectors It is our pleasure to present our new and improved website. With the success of our previous website, we wanted to expand our capabilities to enhance your shopping experience. We think you'll find this new design much easier to navigate, and have implemented new features such as a personal wish list, online gift certificates, real-time stocking levels, etc. That said, we plan to add even more capabilities, and welcome any suggestions or comments you may have. We will again expand this year's offerings to meet your growing needs. Our new hydrangea varieties will be of particular interest to serious collectors and those discriminating home gardeners who thrive on the joy and challenges of creating a showcase garden to enjoy for a lifetime. Be sure to look for our new offerings in the What's new section on this home page Quality The plants you order from Hydrangeas Plus are grown under "real life" conditions which means they are easily transplanted and should readily bloom in your outside garden. We pride ourselves in providing our customers with healthy and vibrant plants. Our motto, "We grow with care and it shows...", is not just lip service.

70. Why No Blue Hydrangeas??? - UBC Botanical Garden Forums UBC Botanical Garden discussion forums provide botanists, horticulturists,gardeners and other plant enthusiasts an opportunity to discuss plants and http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5071

71. My Garden Guide - Daily Dirt It s fair to say I ve had a love affair with hydrangeas all my life. hydrangeas for American Garden.. Busy as a Bee Garden Splish Splash.. http://www.onlinegardener.com/blog/index.php?cat=2

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74. Growing Hydrangeas Most gardeners use hydrangeas to fill in gaps in garden beds, along fences andthe like. They fit in well with the average planting arrangement and can look http://ga.essortment.com/hydrangeasgrowi_rjad.htm

Growing Hydrangeas Tips for the care and cultivation of hydrangeas. Hydrangeas are hardy shrubs that thrive under most conditions. They can fill up awkward gaps in your garden, giving welcome color and texture during the late spring and summer months. If you prune them back in the winter they remain unobtrusive during those months when you would rather not have large, wet, unproductive bushes on show. And they have the unusual characteristic of having the ability to bloom in more than one color, depending on the soil conditions. There are three main types of hydrangea, and their flower heads are the main differing characteristic. Mopheads are the common type, found in many gardens. They are what most people think of when they think of hydrangeas. Mopheads have large, round heads of compact blooms. The flower head varies in size between three and twelve inches, however is usually found in the middle of this range. Lacecaps are flatter than mopheads. Lacier blossoms surround a cluster of flowers in the center of the flower head. The third type is called panicles and is considerably less well known. They can either be long and pointed, or similar in appearance to a mophead. They will usually flower for very long periods and will tolerate a lot of sun. As mentioned above, hydrangeas can be encouraged to bloom in different colors, with one or two exceptions. White hydrangeas will not change their colors, no matter what you add to the soil. Not all varieties of pink hydrangeas are amenable to color-changing tactics, either. Check with your nursery when ordering them, if this is important to you.

75. Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park, Long Island’s Premier LI NY hydrangeas are among the most diverse and widely used shrubs in the Over thepast ten years, lacecap hydrangeas have become a very popular garden plant. http://www.plantingfields.org/08_03/plant_01.htm

Shrub of the Month Shrub of the Month: August Arboretum Director, Vincent Simeone Hydrangea (Hydrangea sp.) Hydrangeas are among the most diverse and widely used shrubs in the world, with dozens of species and hundreds of varieties used in private and public gardens, both large and small. The voluptuous flowers of hydrangea are available in a wide range of colors, shapes and sizes from large globes to delicate lacey types. Some of the most beautiful and unique varieties can be found in Europe, where they have been an integral part of gardening for centuries. Our fascination with hydrangeas is the result of our great admiration for the rich colors that paint our landscape. These dependable shrubs will flower in mid to late summer and frequently through the fall. Once the cold weather arrives, hydrangeas will continue to display interest as the faded flowers dry on the plant and persist in winter. Proper pruning techniques are essential for the care and cultivation of these popular flowering shrubs. Pruning of hydrangea is quite complex since each hydrangea species has a different requirement. Careful research must be done to make certain that the proper techniques are being applied. For example, hydrangeas either bloom on current seasons growth or previous seasons growth depending on the species or variety chosen. Because of this, different pruning techniques are performed to maximize flower production and vigorous growth. Detailed requirements are addressed under each species below.

76. Kingcountyjournal.com - On Living: Hydrangeas: A Northwest Garden Staple On Living hydrangeas A Northwest garden staple. 200507-21 by Jean PariettiJournal Correspondent. Gardeners who think of hydrangeas only as the http://www.kingcountyjournal.com/sited/story/html/212726

Home Local News Business Prep Sports ... Contact Us On Living: Hydrangeas: A Northwest garden staple by Jean Parietti Journal Correspondent Gardeners who think of hydrangeas only as the traditional mops of blue or pink should check out the diversity of hydrangea forms, colors and textures that can bring drama to the landscape from mid-summer through fall. Hydrangeas can display blossoms that are lacy or carried in cone-shaped clusters. Flower colors include blues, light to deep pinks, a range of purples, white and even variegated. Foliage can have interesting texture and be colorful in both summer and fall, and some climbing hydrangeas have evergreen leaves. On top of that, dwarf forms are available for today's more compact gardens. ``There's no other shrub that brings the garden back to life in August and September, and even October,'' said Dan Hinkley, co-director of Heronswood Nursery in Kingston. ``They don't even kick off until mid-July, and then they really take off in August.'' Still, hydrangeas have gotten a bum rap from some as an ``old-lady'' plant, said Janet McCammon, a certified horticulturist at Molbak's in Woodinville. ``I've never thought of them that way. I've always thought of them as a staple of the garden,'' McCammon said, adding they remain quite popular with Molbak's customers. Hinkley believes the mophead hydrangeas have become ``vulgarized to a certain degree'' by being so available in grocery stores in those little foil-wrapped pots sort of becoming the ``new chrysanthemum,'' he mused.

77. Login check out the hydrangeas and daylilies at Linda Orton s Cordova garden. hydrangeas in the serrata group tend to be more compact, so they can be http://www.commercialappeal.com/mca/green_thumb/article/0,1426,MCA_525_3845400,0

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79. Marigold Farm, Mendocino, California, Gardens, Hydrangeas, Wreaths, Nurseries, G Exuberant garden in Mendocino on the Northern California coast, particularlyproud of its hydrangeas grown in natural surroundings. http://www.marigoldfarm.com/

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