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Hydrangeas (both young & mature) locally seem to have virus - new leaves brown and wilting. Been perfectly healthy up til now. Any explanation?




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Maybe it caught a late frost just as leaves we're emerging?

8 May, 2012

 

That would be my guess give the weather we've been having.

8 May, 2012

 

Frost damage - we've got the same problem here.

8 May, 2012

 

Mine still have last years flower heads and look ok...at the moment.....

8 May, 2012

 

My hydrangeas always get hit by frost 1st and 2nd week in May. They will improve! I still have a couple of last years flowers on too Pam!

8 May, 2012

 

Dont like them.......But they like shade and shelter and very wet soil from my experience. And Iron if you like the blue flowers.

9 May, 2012

 

Thanks guys - yes warm March followed by frost! At least they'll recover. You don't even like the lacecaps Japon?

9 May, 2012

 

Thanks guys, you're right. warm March, then frost. Do you not even like the lacecaps Japon?

9 May, 2012

 

I don't like them much either, Japon - prefer the lacecap varieties, but still not keen.

9 May, 2012

How do I say thanks?

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