i've been in the hobby of propagating hydrangeas for a few years now. this time of year is the perfect time to take some cuttings and try rooting them. i follow directions similar to the ones found here. i keep it simple.
over the weekend, i took some cuttings from my hydrangeas and some others found in my neighbors' gardens. when all is said in done, i now have 40 little cuttings that will hopefully turn into larger plants next spring. i'll plant them around my yard and give some away as gifts.
happy july, friends!
I love them, too. I have one- either annabelle or limelight. starts out green, turns white, then turns green again as it dries. we had several oakleaf hydrangeas when we lived in the country. . . .
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