By Pesciera
United Kingdom 
I have two large hydrangea bushes which usually flower profusely but this year for the first time in many years one looks healthy but has only one flower on and the other,which is on the opposite side if the house,facing east,has had leaves which look like it is autumn and very few flowers.It certainly looks diseased I think.Can you advise about this please
13 Aug, 2013
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Sorry,don't know how to do that.Thanks anyway.As I said,the bush facing west is lush with leaves has no flowers,and the one facing east is diseased looking and has some flowers,but looks brown and diseased.Do you what diseases attack hydrangeas.It has never been affected in this way in the many years I have had it.
13 Aug, 2013
Its easy to add a photo. If you go back to the place where you asked the question in the first place you will see a box labelled Add a Photo. You choose the appropriate file from your computer and just click on it. done. good luck.
13 Aug, 2013
Sorry,I am using an I-pad and it doesn't have a camera.I'm a bit of a novice with computers.
13 Aug, 2013
Ah you must have one of the first generation of iPads which don't have cameras, do you have an iPhone?
13 Aug, 2013
Could you ask a friend to take a pic for you and download it onto here from his computer? Just a thought.
13 Aug, 2013
I have an I-player,but not an I-phone.I'm elderly and not too up on how to transfer photos.I know I have Skype.Thanks for all replies
13 Aug, 2013
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