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Little Lime Hydrangea?

13 years ago

I purchased a Little Lime Hydrangea last summer and it was loaded with flowers pretty much the entire summer, or at least since I purchased it. So far this summer, there are no flowers or even any buds as of yet, is this a late bloomer? I have fertilized it and it is in full sun, or a good portion of the afternoon sun.

Any help regarding this shrub is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Linda

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Ruth_MI
13 years ago
This is a late bloomer - it's just back on its "normal" schedule. You should start to see buds forming in the next few weeks.
LindaMA
Original Author
13 years ago
Great, so good to hear, thought it might have been something I was doing.....thanks!
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