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In south Alabama, zone 8, I usually do it mid April-beginning of May. After the new growth has really taken off due to the warmer temps.

Yes, you would not get any blooms on the pinch stems this season.

I have an irrigation system with misters that runs 5 minutes in the morning right before the sun comes up, and 5 minutes at night around 8pm.

Hello! Welcome to my channel!😊 I’ve never tried the tomato food. I’ll have to try that next year. Yes, I’ve noticed they’ll turn yellow quick if given too much water.

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You’re welcome! Glad I could help😊 yeah, I can imagine they have a harder time wintering there since y’all get a little colder winter than us typically. I live about 25 minutes from the Florida line, so we rarely get snow or anything.

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Thank you so much! It’s my first successful year having macrophyllas in containers.

Thank you!! I’ll have to check it out!

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Thank you!! I’m so glad you enjoy my content. ❤️ Be on the look out, I’ll be posting a tour of my mom’s garden in the backyard real soon.

Thank you so much!! The brick we have is called magnolia bay and we went with white mortar.

Thanks for letting me know, I will try to get better about saying “um” so much.

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Thank you! Yes, typically I will cut them about half way to the ground and fertilize with flower tone and then they’ll have another set of blooms around end of July-august

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Thank you so much! It really does change quickly. I love watching it evolve through the seasons.

I used espoma’s rose tone and iron tone on them when I pruned them in late winter. Highly recommend! I also sprayed them with dormant oil and liquid copper when they first started leafing out. Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found my channel! Welcome!😊 I use the same fertilizing and spraying technique I use on my roses with my hydrangeas.

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Welcome!❤️🌸 thank you so much. I’m sure they will be. I love the drift rose series. They are great roses!

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I’ll have to try this. Thank you!!

Thank you! The hydrangea on the porch I bought this season so it’s a little bit ahead of the landscape hydrangeas. I’ve really been enjoying the vivid colors of it through spring.

That is brilliant. I will have to try this. Yes, I’m very excited to see them in bloom. I’m going to upload another tour in May, I’m hoping they’ll be blooming then. 😊

Thank you so much! I bet your collection is beautiful, too. I would love to find a peach colored variety to plant.

Thank you❤️ I do too

Thank you so much. So glad you enjoyed it. ❤️ I’ll be filming a garden tour monthly, so check back soon. 😊

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I’m glad this video helped you. Hydrangeas, unless planted in clay soil, are really hard to overwater.

Yes! I’ve even cut back to 1/2 cup sugar and it makes it a little more tart. Still so good though!

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That is awesome!! What a great find! Yes, they are beautiful plants, next season you will get to enjoy their beauty.

Luckily so far these haven’t gotten too big, yet…. I will be transplanting them this upcoming season though and putting bobo hydrangeas in their place. 12 ft tall?! Ibet yours are beautiful! A hedge of them is gorgeous! I had a hedge in my backyard that I recorded on my channel for 2 growing seasons and it was gorgeous. I am planning to replace next year, but this past winter they came out of dormancy early due to a warm spell and then we dropped into hard freeze temps for 3 days straight. They succumbed to the freeze, sadly. 😞

@@rachelshomeandgarden3348 Hi Rachel, the Bobos sounds gorgeous! I think they are actually prettier than the Limelights because they are less leggy. My limelights grew very quickly and were once beautiful but now they are very leggy, since they are now 12'. I have them planted in a row on each side of a pea gravel entry to a courtyard. Behind them are Emerald Green Arbovitaes, so they all looked very nice together, until now. My plan is to transplant all of the Limelights to the side of the road in front of my cottage. The state does not care. I live in a rural area on a two lane road, so anything I do to beautify the area will be appreciated. :-) I don't want to lose the Limelights but they are just too big! Thank you for your reply. I love your channel!

Yes, I’m excited to see the Bobo’s in action. I think they’ll fit better to scale for sure in the front of my house. I actually just started back doing videos and uploaded a tour video with my plans to redesign my front bed this upcoming spring! 😊 I bet along the drive the limelight’s mixed with the dark of the arborvitae’s are very pretty! Don’t want them scraping cars driving by though, and I’m sure they’re a hassle to prune back to keep from hitting cars at the size they are. Thank you!! It’s viewers like you that made me want to begin uploading new content once again!😊

I'm not sure what you mean by saying the plant gets bushier?? For instance, my LLs tend to have e very large flower heads n will flop over. So I want to encourage more, smaller flower heads. Will pinching the leaves help with getting more, smaller flowers -so they don't flop? Txs

That will be beautiful and smell amazing! Great goals!!

I hope they’ve taken off and done wonderfully for you.

They are beautiful!

No, this variety is called javelin forte lavender

You’re welcome! Glad to help! I will need to also update my info, being this was the first growing season it bloomed off season for its average bloom. The second year as a container outside after overwintering in the garage it began to bloom around mid September and bloomed til frost. It went well with my amber and yellow mums for Halloween and fall decor.

It is the Javelin Forte lavender

You’re welcome! I am so glad I could be of help to you! Mine are too, the hummingbirds love them!❤️

Yes, I have 2 windows in my garage, however they were near my door and not the window so it was very indirect as I didn’t want them to get too cold beside the window. The leaves never died back. I rarely watered though, probably once every month or less. They didn’t look very good through the winter, but when the spring came and I took them outside to the heat they took off.

Yes! Mine here in south Alabama continuously bloom all summer. I just pruned mine about 3 weeks ago and they’re already back blooming all over the plant.

Thank you! I’m so glad I could help!😊

You’re welcome! I’m glad I could be of help to you. I will be recording and posting another update of them in full bloom with even more growth in the next couple of weeks.

Thank you! Yes, I don’t think you’ll regret it! This plant has been a great continuous show for me the past 2 seasons. Bonus! It doesn’t even require deadheading.