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lreginato’s Question
I have three hydrangea plants. One is mature and the other two we planted last year. They have not flowered. What do I do?
Posted by Loni Reginato on June 10, 2017
Marianne's Response
Just wait. Many hydrangea varieties bloom on two year old wood. This means young plants may not flower for a couple of years. Do not prune your young hydrangeas or the mature hydrangea and see if they will flower next summer. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti
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