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starting paniculata hydrangea

12 years ago

I just got a handful of cuttings off a friends bush on a house she inherited with the mature plant. I though it would be fun to try to get some of them started for her. I was very successful with mopheads but haven,t attempted this type of hydrangea. Any advise?

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ginkgonut
12 years ago
The same methods you used with mopheads should yield equally successful results with a paniculata. Both quote easy to root.
madeyna
Original Author
12 years ago
Thankyou for the reply . I have them started so keeping my fingers crossed.
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