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Pruning Hydrangeas

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Sokicy | 21:46 Fri 01st Dec 2006 | Home & Garden
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How far do you prune to get more blooms but smaller and how far to get less blooms but bigger?
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Hi sokicy In early spring cut out to their bases all shoots that produced flowers during the previous year. Leave all the rest. Give some general fertilizer - plenty of potash to induce good flowering.. Also if you want to keep it blue give it some iron or you can buy a blueing agent from any garden centre. cheers skylight ps if your soil is acid your hydrangea will remain blue but if your soil is alkaline it will turn a pinky purple shade. Adding the iron will make your soil more acid.

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