By Lauram
Georgia, United States
My oakleaf hydrangeas have no buds on them. I can't remember exactly when they bloomed last summer, but there are no signs of buds at all. The plants grew tremendously over the past year, so I was looking forward to flowers. Anyone else having this problem?
On plant
Hydrangea quercifolia
- 6 Jul, 2010
Answers
Thanks - I wondered whether that might be it. Would you recommend pruning, and if so, when & how much?
13 Jul, 2010
No, don't prune it. That will make it worse. Let the foliage mature and it should flower next year without a problem.
13 Jul, 2010
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The problem is most likely the 'tremendous growth' that you report. Lots of foliage means less (or no) flowers. It should be flowering soon, normally.
12 Jul, 2010