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Hydrangea Petiolaris

By Drc726

Hydrangea Petiolaris (Hydrangea petiolaris (Climbing Hydrangea))

14 Apr, 2012
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I moved this last autumn and did not prune it, I am pleased to see the stems have reattached themselves to their new support

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Stickitoffee

I have one I want to move, it's only a year old, best left till autumn?

14 Apr, 2012

Drc726

Well thats when I moved this ST if I had moved it in the spring I would have felt compelled to cut of the stems but this way I seem to have lost nothing.

14 Apr, 2012

Stickitoffee

ok, i know it would be best to wait, its very tempting though!! thanks

14 Apr, 2012

Pansypotter

Looking very healthy;0)

14 Apr, 2012

Drc726

Thanks PP

14 Apr, 2012

Motinot

Has it ever flowered for you Drc?

14 Apr, 2012

Drc726

Oh yes, May last year the flowers were really great they are on my photos Motinot.

15 Apr, 2012

Dottydaisy2

Have just planted a couple, but they are very slow growing here, yours has taken off well considering you moved it...

23 Apr, 2012

Drc726

Hi DD, yes it has surprised me as I usually find them very slow growing, but this is the first one I have not grown in clay soil, an area of my garden is not clay and it seems to love it and grow much quicker.

24 Apr, 2012

Dottydaisy2

Well ours are in normal soil so I shall expect them to get a move on....

24 Apr, 2012

Drc726

fingers crossed

25 Apr, 2012

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