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Hydrangeas
bobbygil_gw

Hydrangea cuttings

15 years ago

Hi....I took some Cuttings late last year and they are doing good now.One of the limelights is up to about 12 - 15 inches. Does it do any good to cut it back some to make it bushier and maybe help the roots some... thanks bobby

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