Hydrangea serrata 'Blue Billow'
By Rkwright
23 Jun, 2015
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Most hydrangeas don't flower reliably here, the plants survive winter but die back and don't flower. Out of the dozens of hydrangeas I've grown, this is the only one I can count on blooming every year. I grew this one from a cutting off of my original and it's only a year old.
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I use 3 cuttings per pot when I root them and that way it can make a plant like the one in the picture by the following spring. It also helps that I take hydrangea cuttings as early as I can, usually from mid-May to early June.
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Looks huge for a one year old! And lovely and healthy too ;o)
23 Jun, 2015