"this is the one where I had to replace the plant...the Irish moss is doing okay...hope it will hang over the edge. we have had somuch rain but hopefully it won't kill it. I've been working on a mirror that I mosaicked with…"
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A place to connect with other hydrangea aficionados. It is a bit of a challenge to grow hydrangeas in zone 6b but in those lucky, mild winter years I am rewarded with stunning displays. Forums below contain useful info for easy reference.
Members: 186
Latest Activity: May 1
Discussion Forum
Hydrangea disease 1 Reply
Started by Azi Batiari. Last reply by Elizabeth Fowler Jan 24.
FeSo4 2 Replies
Started by Patricia Valdez. Last reply by Mary Preston Hardesty Jun 3, 2012.
Pruning Hydrangeas 14 Replies
Started by Jana Diane Wollesen. Last reply by Jana Diane Wollesen Apr 28, 2012.
Hydrangea not producing any buds this year. 23 Replies
Started by Denise. Last reply by Wanda (Z6B NYS) Sep 27, 2011.
Ok, what did I do to them?! 10 Replies
Started by Mary Preston Hardesty. Last reply by Wanda (Z6B NYS) Aug 22, 2011.
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Comment by Lyn (Sydney,Aus) on July 15, 2012 at 3:24pm -
Wanda - As soon as my Hydrangeas bloom in Summer I will definitely post some pics.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on July 15, 2012 at 1:44pm -
Thank you Lyn. I am glad that at least some members appreciate my welcomes. I know I would like to be welcomed when joining a new group. I would like to see this group to thrive even if I myself do not have much time right now to contribute and hope to see its membership ranks to grow. My request to the members - please share the photos of your hydrangeas and your comments and questions. I do "follow" the posts and appreciate your contributions.
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Comment by Lyn (Sydney,Aus) on July 13, 2012 at 10:34pm
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Wanda,it is the little welcoming posts such as yours that make other gardeners literally feel they are a part of the group. I find it quite foreboding joining new groups on line, for fear of being seen as an intruder,so to speak, so your welcomes are very much appreciated by us all. Well done and welcome back.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on July 13, 2012 at 10:13pm
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Glad to provide a comic relief, Willis. Since my life is so hectic right now I have not been active at all on this sight for months. I get notified via email about each new member so the least I can do is to welcome them. Thank you for your contributions.
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Comment by Willis L. Johnson from GA Z8A on July 13, 2012 at 6:50am -
Wanda, you're funny, you'd make a good greeter at Walmart! No offense.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on July 12, 2012 at 10:16am
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Welcome to the group Mary.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on June 13, 2012 at 10:06am
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Welcome to Hydrangeas BeckySue.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on June 11, 2012 at 9:15am
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Welcome to the group Linda and Margaret.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on June 4, 2012 at 7:05pm
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Welcome to Hydrangeas Mary.
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Comment by Wanda (Z6B NYS) on May 21, 2012 at 2:17pm
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Welcome to the group Debbie, Rita and Deborah.
Latest Activity
My husband putting in a walking path!
"What a great spot to sit and enjoy the water, read a book or whatever. Enjoy Linda, you are lucky your hubby can still help you do these things. Mine is no longer able to do gardening. We always enjoyed doing it together."
"Glenda, they are adorable. So very cute. You are inspiring me to do something with my old wooden wagon. These are just a cute as they can be.
Beth, would love to see what you've been up to."
Karen MacAskill-Z5b -Canada commented on Karen MacAskill-Z5b -Canada's photo
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"Hi Sharon
Yes,we aren't allowed to pick them from the wild here in Canada but you can buy them at any local greenhouse...These are in my front garden and have been for years..Thank you.They really are pretty."
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