Deck and Front Yard Hydrangeas: Hydrangea Tour Part 3
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Vanilla Swirl, Cityline Mars, Gift Hydrangea, Unknown Purple, Wee Bit Giddy, Seaside Serenade Bar Harbor, Little Lime Punch, Pia, L.A. Dreamin', Eclipse, Bloomstruck, Seaside Serenade Newport, Double Down, Cityline Venice, Sweet Fantasy, Everlasting Revolution.
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Good morning! It’s really lovely how you have a theme of hydrangeas. I really liked the idea of Everlasting hydrangeas! They really do look great every where and you take good care of them! Good show! I’m going to have to ho back and see a few of those pink ones too. We’re replacing our columns out front currently and want to try bracted Mountain , Tiny Tuff Stuff! We will see how that goes.
I really love your style of gardening and I appreciate all the information you provide! I'm traveling to the east coast in August to visit family and I'm hoping to find a Seaside Serenade Newport to bring back with me - none of the nurseries near me in Illinois seem to carry it.
If you can't find it, I recommend ordering from the Monrovia website. They will ship it to a nursery near you. Newport is one of the best hydrangeas!!
These plants have done so well for you. Are you concerned about those growing in bags will get root bound and need bigger bags or needing to go in ground? You have such a great garden & pots. I watch a lot of garden videos and yours is one of the best. I hope more folks see it soon as a reward for all your hard work
Thank you so much, Wesley! That means a lot!! The grow bags cause the roots to "air prune" rather than circle up, so there isn't too much concern about them getting root bound. If I see any that start to look like they aren't doing their best, I will put them in the ground, though....So far, so good! 🙂
@@TheGardenMouse I did not know about the air pruning advantage to grow bags good to know I’m thinking of trying that with a few plants I have in bigger plants so I can bring them in during brief cold snaps.