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My Limelight Hydrangea Tree

djacob Z6a SE WI

2 years ago

ItIt’s looking good this year. Lots of rain is the big difference from last year. In 23’ we had such a drought that flowers were burned on most of the branches.

From above

From the deck

debra

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luis_pr

2 years ago

Looks nice! Enjoy!

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chrysalids
2 years ago
Beautiful. Most of the buds haven't opened on my Limelight tree.
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lovemycorgi z5b SE michigan
2 years ago
Gorgeous!! Mine looks pretty good this year, considering all the torrential rain we had last year and all the branches I had to prune because of that. I’m keeping my blooms well-sprayed with Bobbex, the deer have been horrendous this year.
djacob Z6a SE WI
Original Author
2 years ago
Luckily, I have no deer being in the city. The tree is all white now.
debra
BillMN-z4a
2 years ago
Nice!

My limelight is just beginning to bloom.

It might never be a real 'Tree' but it's loaded with branches and blooms and standing firmly on with a stout trunk. I'll wait until leaves drop then see what I have to do with pruning. :-)
djacob Z6a SE WI
Original Author
2 years ago
Looking good bill! 👍🏽

debra

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