Jan
The colour of hydrangas depends on the soil they are grown in...acid soil gives one colour and alkaline soil the other...the deepness of the shade is dependant on the degree of acidity (or alkalinity)....I can never remember whether it is the same as litmus paper or the reverse....I think Blue comes from acid(ie the opposite of litmus)...maybe someone can help me here....I can get some cuttings for you but they will not be flash vars
cheers
Peter

Jan
The colour of hydrangas depends on the soil they are grown in...acid soil gives one colour and alkaline soil the other...the deepness of the shade is dependant on the degree of acidity (or alkalinity)....I can never remember whether it is the same as litmus paper or the reverse....I think Blue comes from acid(ie the opposite of litmus)...maybe someone can help me here....I can get some cuttings for you but they will not be flash vars
cheers
Peter

hi derby, yep I think you have it the right way, theyre usually pink over here on our alkaline soil

Peter
Thank you so much I would love some cuttings I live at 64 Braithwaite Street Yeppoon Q 4703. Let me know cost of postage and your address & I will reimburse.
Jan (edwards)

We have mainly deep blue hydrangeas due to our very acidic soil. There are patches that are less acidic and the hydrangeas go slightly pink.

You can always change the makeup of your soil to make it more acidic, if you must. :)

We cut our hydrangeas way back 2 months ago or so, so I can't offer any cuttings. Sorry.