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Hydrangeas
frank_laudone

Transplanting Quickfire Hydrangeas

4 years ago

We transplanted 2 established Quickfire Hydrangeas last September to a different area. So far plenty of leaves on both but no flower buds yet. Still holding out hope they will still bloom this year.

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