Comments on: Hydrangea http://gardeningtip.org/english-gardens/hydrangea/ Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:50:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Martin Higgs http://gardeningtip.org/english-gardens/hydrangea/#comment-33095 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 11:22:58 +0000 http://gardeningtip.org/english-gardens/hydrangea/#comment-33095 Interesting tips on blue and pink hydrangeas - have one that flowered white, but mid-summer the blooms turned green. It is planted in a tub with normal potting soild for terrace plants. Any thoughts as to why the flowers havse turned green and how I can get them back to white (or any other colour that - the blooms just can't be seem for the leaves). Thanks Martin Interesting tips on blue and pink hydrangeas - have one that flowered white, but mid-summer the blooms turned green.

It is planted in a tub with normal potting soild for terrace plants. Any thoughts as to why the flowers havse turned green and how I can get them back to white (or any other colour that - the blooms just can’t be seem for the leaves).

Thanks

Martin

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