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Understanding and Caring for Hydrangeas | Top 3 Popular Types Explained

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  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
  • Join Kate at Wallace's Garden Center in Bettendorf, Iowa, as she explains everything you need to know about hydrangeas.
    In this video, learn about the three most popular hydrangea types: smooth or Annabelle, mophead or reblooming, and panicle or PG hydrangeas.
    Discover their unique characteristics, pruning tips, and how to manipulate their flower colors.
    Visit Wallace's Garden Center in Bettendorf, Iowa to browse their selection of hydrangeas and get all your questions answered.
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    Wallace's Garden Center
    2605 Devils Glen Rd, Bettendorf, IA 52722
    wallacesgarden...
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    Phone: (563) 332-4711
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    00:00 Introduction to Hydrangeas
    01:43 Types of Hydrangeas
    02:12 Smooth Hydrangeas: The Classic Choice
    04:49 Mophead Hydrangeas: Beauty and Confusion
    10:50 Panicle Hydrangeas: Versatile and Reliable
    13:40 Hydrangea Care Tips

Комментарии • 4

  • @vintagelady1
    @vintagelady1 14 дней назад

    Thatks so much for a simple,clear guide to the various types of hydrangeas. Most helpful. The one thing you left out was the growing zones for each type, which can lead to great disappointment, but it's great that you clarified the sun needs of the various types.

  • @myopinionismine999
    @myopinionismine999 Месяц назад +1

    thanks

  • @jeanineconstant3649
    @jeanineconstant3649 26 дней назад +1

    Im new to growing Annabelle Hydrangeas. My blooms were white but now more green. What about deadheading? I have cut several off for a vase but should I have been deadheading? Do new blooms come throughout the summer? Is there a way to keep them more of a creamy white instead of green. I know I have to prune down in late fall. Im a new Hydragea gardener and need to learn!
    Thank you!!

    • @vintagelady1
      @vintagelady1 14 дней назад

      Look it up online, talk to your local nursery, read the labels that come with your plants.Joining a garden club is also a great way to get information specific to your area.