81. Evergreens Add Life To Deciduous Hydrangea | Ajc.com In June, nothing can be more breathtaking than a garden full of hydrangeas. fern to poke up through mophead hydrangeas in a naturalstyle garden. http://www.ajc.com/living/content/living/homeandgarden/tate/0604.html

var cxType = ""; Register Now It's Free! Log in E-mail preferences Site Index Site/Web Yellow Pages Archives Home Jobs Homes Cars ... Relationships Customer care Contact us Subscribe View/pay bill Vacation stops ... Sitemap ajc services Archives Tickets Coupons Weddings ... Anniversaries Print edition Today This week A1 image E-mail News Sign up for our FREE alerts: News Entertainment Sports Business ... Logged in? ajc store Gifts Reprints Photos/pages Browser tip Make ajc.com your homepage: Heres how ajc guides Visitors Newcomers Schools NEW! ... Teacher aid Attention freelance writers: Click here ajc.com Living GARDEN / georgia landscapes Evergreens add life to deciduous hydrangea By MARTHA TATE Published on: 06/01/04 More and more colors and shapes of hydrangeas have hit the market, offering gardeners a choice of everything from the elegant lacecaps and giant globe-shaped blooms to the pure white panicles of the native oakleafs. Martha Tate/Special (ENLARGE) Grouping the same kind of hydrangea, such as 'Nikko Blue' lends a stunning effect to the landscape Martha Tate/Special (ENLARGE) MARTHA'S PICK White mophead hydrangea Botanical name: Hydrangea macrophylla 'Margaret Moseley' About the plant: DeKalb County gardener Margaret Moseley has grown this pure white form of big-leaf hydrangea for 40 years. Everyone who visits her garden during June when the plant is covered with medium-size, globe-shaped flowers goes crazy over it. As the flowers age, a tiny blue dot appears in the middle (the spot may be pink if the soil is more alkaline). Margaret bought the plant at a small country nursery and has never seen another just like it. Jane Bath at Land Arts is introducing this selection to the public.

82. SloatGardens: New Hydrangeas Deliver Knockout Color Now is the time to introduce these new hydrangeas to your garden. Hydrangeamacrophylla ‘Frau Reiko’ is the first lacecap hydrangea featuring picoteeedged http://www.sloatgardens.com/020502_news_letter.html

Volume 16, No. 3 May/June 2002 New hydrangeas deliver knockout garden color The new hydrangeas Sloat is introducing this month to Bay Area gardeners are not your grandmother’s hydrangeas! These new introductions represent the latest breakthroughs in breeding that have produced new flower and foliage colors that will knock you out! Most gardeners are familiar with Hydrangea macrophylla and its two best known varieties, mophead and lacecap. Your grandmother probably grew the basic, but beautiful mophead variety with its pink, white, red or blue pompon flowers that seem to last forever. Over the last ten years or so, the lacecap (which is what a hydrangea looks like in the wild) has become more prevalent. Lacecaps have flower heads that are filled with tiny fertile flowers that in turn are surrounded by colorful sterile florets. Photo: Hines Nursery Hydrangea serrata 'Kiyosumi' Macrophyllas are native to eastern Asia where fossils have shown that they have existed for over 25 million years. These showy shrubs, which will grow quickly in partial shade, are also prized for their ability to change flower color depending on the acidity or pH balance of the soil in which they are growing. (See tip on controlling color Now is the time to introduce these new hydrangeas to your garden.

83. Hydrangeas Make Daring Displays As Garden Highlight, Outside And hydrangeas in the garden Gardeners often plant hydrangeas in isolated spots. I have also found that lining a garden path with a variety of hydrangeas http://www.detnews.com/2002/garden/0208/06/e08-552352.htm

[an error occurred while processing this directive] (none) Saturday, August 3, 2002 Homepage Search CyberSurveys News Talk Sports Talk Lions Talk Pistons Talk Tiger Talk Wings Talk Car Talk Tech Talk Horoscope Lottery Michigan's Best Weather ... Autos Insider Auto Show Consumer Joyrides Business Careers Census Columnists ... Metro / State Livingston Macomb Oakland Wayne On Detroit Nation / World Obituaries Politics / Govt. Real Estate ... Olympics Lions/NFL Pistons/NBA Red Wings/NHL Shock/WNBA Tigers/Baseball MSU U-M Golf Guide High Schools Motor Sports Outdoors ... Homestyle home Decorating Food Recipe Box Gardening Health Home Improvement Home Life Home Tech Wine Report Sports Red Wings Lions Autos ... History The Detroit News. Use of this site indicates your agreement to the Terms of Service (updated 08/09/2001). Ask Martha Hydrangeas make daring displays as garden highlight, outside and in By Martha Stewart / Special to The Detroit News Formula Z/S Hydrangeas come in numerous varieties, from flamboyant mopheads to delicate lacecaps. Comment on this story Send this story to a friend Get Home Delivery Hydrangeas in the garden Growing tips Hydrangeas in arrangements Write to Homestyle columnist Martha Stewart in care of the New York Times Syndication Sales Corp., 122 E. 42nd St., New York, NY 10168. Questions may also be sent to Stewart at

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85. Growing Hydrangeas - Beginner Style Growing hydrangeas made simple, with directions on planting, hydrangeas werefirst introduced by Sir Joseph Banks from a Chinese garden in 1739. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/701/8146

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86. Ez2ShopMall Articles Hydrangeas For Everyone hydrangeas are among the most popular flowering garden plants. hydrangeas arewonderful plants that add excitement to the home garden from midsummer http://www.ez2shopmall.com/articles/hydrangeas.html

Articles and reports are for informational purposes only and not intended to replace professional or legal advice. Reprint of any article is allowed only if reprinted 'as is' Hydrangeas for Everyone (ARA) - Hydrangeas are among the most popular flowering garden plants. Prized for their huge, dramatic flowers, they can literally stop traffic. Yet cold winters and late frosts often damage the flower buds and prevent blooming. Fear of losing the flowers has kept many gardeners from enjoying these beautiful plants. This need not be the case, because with careful selection all gardeners can enjoy hydrangeas and their remarkable flower displays. When choosing a hydrangea it is very important to pay attention to the type of species or variety. Big leaf hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) are very popular for their large colorful flowers but unfortunately they are the least hardy. Lush green plants that do not bloom every year may disappoint gardeners. The blooms often fail because their flower buds are formed in fall of the previous year; a hard winter, an untimely frost or inappropriate pruning may damage the buds and the flowers will be lost. Native to the mild coastal regions of Japan, big leaf hydrangeas are not well suited to the dramatic temperature swings of continental North America. These hydrangeas are best reserved for gardeners on the East and West Coast who have a milder maritime climate similar to Japan. Care must also be taken to prune at the proper time. Prune only lightly, while the plants are blooming in June.

87. Al's Garden Center hydrangeas. 2005Trials Changing the Color of hydrangeas hydrangeas are fascinatingin that, unlike most other plants, the color of their flowers can change http://www.als-gardencenter.com/HydrangeaColor.htm

Garden Center a four season garden center for four season gardeners Annuals Perennials Fall Houseplants ... Home Maps Woodburn Sherwood Gresham Container ... Links HYDRANGEAS Changing the Color of Hydrangeas Hydrangeas are fascinating in that, unlike most other plants, the color of their flowers can change dramatically. They can be a brilliant bright pink or a deep true blue depending on the soil. Hydrangeas often change color on their own when they are planted or transplanted. They are adjusting to their new environment. It is not unusual to see several different colors on one shrub the next year after planting. It is much easier to change a hydrangea from pink to blue than it is from blue to pink. Changing a hydrangea from pink to blue entails adding aluminum sulfate to the soil, while changing it from blue to pink means subtracting aluminum from the soil or adding lime. To change the color of your hydrangeas, follow the tips listed below: Change to Pink a few tricks that might work: Change to Blue To obtain a blue hydrangea, aluminum must be present in the soil. To ensure that aluminum is present, aluminum sulfate may be added to the soil around the hydrangea.

88. W NETWORK.COM  º  Home & Garden  º  Growing Tips hydrangeas are in the retail outlets for the holiday season. hydrangeas arrivein retail outlets across the country in late February. http://www.wnetwork.com/topics/home_garden/growing_tips/index.asp?id=23

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Welcome to our Garden Site! Blossom Swap Shop Garden Ecards Contact Us ... Advertise Garden Forums Archives Caring For Hydrangeas Printer Friendly Version Caring for Hydrangeas Posted by: tiffyt Jul 21 2004, 04:40 AM Hi All, I planted three new Endless Summer Hydrangeas about a month ago. They appear to be doing nicely thus far. One of the plants has two flower heads that are beginning to appear. I'm wondering if you all think I should cut those flower heads off so that the plant can use its energy to establish a good root system and fill out in size which are my two primary concerns right now. I know that they say to do this with newly planted annuals for the first two weeks and I practice this and have been shocked at how much better the annuals look later in the season because of it! I gave the hydrangeas a good feeding of plant tone when I first planted them and they get decent amounts of water and sunlight. Anything else I should do with them? Will they need pruning next spring? I've been reading on these, but it seems every book tells me to do something different with them!

92. RNZIH - Horticulture Pages - Growing Hydrangeas Big drifts of hydrangeas are a great way of having an easycare garden display that Feed with a general garden fertiliser late in autumn. hydrangeas http://www.rnzih.org.nz/pages/Growing-hydrangeas.htm

Your browser does not support script Growing hydrangeas The hydrangea is an easy-to-grow, trouble-free plant that's big on impact. It's no wonder that hydrangeas are the top summer shrub in France. They appeal to the stylish French because they need very little attention to maintain their beautiful appearance. Kiwis have come to appreciate hydrangeas enormously in recent years too, for much the same reasons. You can plant them, preferably in dappled shade, do little to them, apart from applying a bit of water during dry weather times, and sit back and admire their beauty. A comfy outdoor seat or a hammock among the hydrangeas creates a great place to retreat to on a balmy summer evening. The flowers of hydrangeas, of which there are great numbers if you plant a group, can be picked for indoor decoration too and they last superbly in water. Liddle Wonder's range of hydrangeas is right up with the play in terms of new varieties (such as the New Zealand raised 'Trophy', which is a stunning white) as well as older varieties which have stood the test of time, such as 'Geoffrey Chadbund' and the charming lacecap variety 'Blue Wave'.

93. Introducing Lifestyles And RealEstate! They become established quickly and will provide color in your garden from spring hydrangeas range from a 1foot bush to a 15-foot climbing vine. http://houseandhome.msn.com/Garden/SpruceUpYourGardenwithShrubs0.aspx

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94. Flashy Hydrangeas Are A Garden's Workhorse The most widely grown garden varieties are the bigleaf hydrangeas or Hydrangeamacrophylla. There are two types of big leafs hortensias and lace-caps. http://www.i5ive.com/article.cfm/california_gardening/8775

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Emily Dance: emilydance@quinnbrein.com Phone: Or Ginger Vaughan: ginger@quinnbrein.com Offering All-Time Favorites for All Year Long T HE EDITORS OF The Old Farmer's Almanac have chosen the cream of the crop from the archives of the Gardener's Companion and compiled them together to offer the best of the best in gardening guidance for all four seasons. Hitting store shelves on January 18, 2005, The Old Farmer's Almanac Gardener's Companion All-Seasons Garden Guide features a landscape of useful tips, trends, and information to keep you inspired throughout spring, summer, and autumn. Inside this stunning, full-color publication, discover how to: IMPROVE YOUR LANDSCAPE Create miniature plots Tight on space? Grow up instead of out with cucumbers, pole beans, and squash on lattices using just a square foot of ground space. Combine edibles and ornamentals Fill border gardens with brightly colored fruit, herbs, and vegetables such as blueberries, sage, and peppers to add interesting shades and flavor. Buy dirt Soil is a precious commodity (it takes 500 years for nature to make an inch of it!). Get top-notch dirt by making sure you know where the soil comes from and what's in it. When you bring your new topsoil home, be sure to mix it with your existing soil rather than just spread it on top.

96. Summer Garden Color Cultivating color and bloom in the summer garden can be difficult but hydrangeas are one of the most popular flowering shrubs in southern New England. http://www.uri.edu/ce/ceec/ppsummergardencolor.htm

Summer Garden Color Cultivating color and bloom in the summer garden can be difficult but there are some award winning trees and shrubs that shine in the summer. We joined Bob Aube, co-owner of Morningstar Nursery in West Kingston, for the second of a two part series to look at trees and shrubs that bring interest to the summer landscape. Stewartia Dappled Willow Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki' This is a small tree or large shrub (3-5 feet in height) suitable for most gardens, provided they receive fairly plentiful sun. Elegant, with long, slightly drooping branches when it reaches maturity, in its earlier years Salix integra 'Hakuro nishiki' is enjoyably boisterous.The young branches develop in all directions, creating a starburst of color and interest. Eventually they start to bend downwards under their own weight. Visual benefits at other times of the year include delicate catkins along the stems from early April, quickly followed by pairs of attractively marked, oblong, bright green leaves. Although willows are often associated with waterside situations, 'Hakuro-nishiki' will also thrive on drier soils. Potentilla - Shrubby Cinquefoil Potentillas prefer well-drained, reasonably rich soil, but will tolerate clay, rocky, or slightly alkaline soils as well. They are a quite durable plant, tolerating drought, flooding, extreme cold, and will easily survive transplanting. Potentillas should be planted in a sunny area that receives light shade in the hottest part of the day to prevent the flower color from fading. They are hardy in areas as cold as USDA zone 2, however they will not perform very well in climates warmer than zone 7. Propagation can be accomplished by division in the spring, softwood cuttings in the summer, or from seeds sown in the fall. Prune out the oldest stems in late winter to prevent the plant from becoming leggy.

97. The State Of My Garden In New Jersey Hey, Suzette - What S New Jersey is known as the Garden State From the book hydrangeas by DariaPrice Bowman The flowers begin creamy white in mid to late summer, http://suzette.typepad.com/the_garden_state/2005/01/hey_suzette_wha.html

98. PortlandTribune.com | Portland Tribune My obsession with hydrangeas has been with me since my first city garden, whenmy seventysomething neighbor Frank gave me rooted cuttings of his lacecap and http://www.portlandtribune.com/archview.cgi?id=30855

99. Login Work iron sulfate or garden sulfur around the plant if you want blue flowers . There are many cultivars of bigleaf hydrangeas, in both hortensias and http://www.courierpress.com/ecp/home_and_garden/article/0,1626,ECP_757_3894616,0

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