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VS Hydrangea growing /timing

7 years ago

I have two established VS on each side of my front steps so they get just about the same amount of sun; same age. This year one is in full bloom and the other is just starting to bud. This is the first time I have noticed this behavior and I can’t figure out why. i suspect it’s just mother nature’s wish this year. This is by far an outstanding shrub that always impresses me.

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