hydrangea quadricolour pretty autumn colours.

If its been happy there why not try a bigger pot and new compost?

Yes Drc I suppose I could, I wonder if anyone has experience of quadricolour. I may put a question up, I wouldn't mind taking cuttings if I knew how so I could always have one in a container:-)

That's a fascinating plant...

The flowers are pretty too Tt, lace cap, but I only got 2 as it's pretty neglected:-(

Seems like you'll be looking after it better now you've photographed it..Lol.

Looks a very interesting one like the different coloured foilage, should imagine its easy to take cuttings like all Hydrangers, just cut below the leaf node and remove the bottom leaves and pop it in a pot, I to six this year to be on the safe side they have all rooted so wil have some plants for next year!

Do I take cuttings now Pansy or wait 'til next year?

You should still be able to take cuttings BA good luck!

thanks I'll give it a go Pp do I put anything over the cutting to keep in moisture or anything?

I tried in water and straight into compost, the ones in compost all took, didnt cover them just left them in the pots, it took about three weeks, suspose you would need to protect them if there is frost before they root., let me know how you get on!

Will do, thanks:-)