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condor66 | 22:10 Fri 26th Sep 2008 | Gardening
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I have a lovely Hydrangea in a pot, I would like to move it to the flowerbed .When is the best time to do this Please?
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the best time is late Autumn when the leaves have dropped.
23:59 Fri 26th Sep 2008
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Plant it in a hole filled with lime-free soil as hyrangeas don't like lime at all, and also only ever water with rain water unless you live in a `soft water area` Be sure to keep them moist especially in their growing season and not in a very sunny place. Mine face north and do very well.
00:11 Sat 27th Sep 2008
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Autumn is the time for moving to your flowerbed. Do not remove any dead flowerheads until all danger of frost has gone next spring.
20:37 Sat 27th Sep 2008

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