Two Year Rooting
13 years ago
I'm sure this topic has been discussed, but I cannot seem to find it. Thanks in advance for those having the patience to see it brought up again! Anyway, being new to Hydrangeas three years ago I have no idea how to prune such a small one, or should I just leave it alone and let nature take its course?
Shown is an Endless Summer. I'd like to see it branch out next year. Any thoughts?
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