Hydrangea

[Freckles]

I want to plant several Hydrangea bushes. Can anyone tell me what time of
the year would be best to plant them?

Also is there a newsgroup where I can get more information about planting
and caring for them.

Thanks

[betsyb]

Go to google or whatever search engine you use and type in hydrangea and you
will be busy all afternoon.

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[Ann]

"Freckles" <Freckl...@comcast.net> expounded:

It depends on where you're located. If their potted, most any time
you can work the soil.
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Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
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[immike]

Anytime is a good answer, also a safe bet is when your garden center
has them in stock it's time to plant whatever.
I'm in zone 6 and I've planted hydrangea from spring through summer,
the best time for transplants is in spring of course.

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On Jan 30, 5:31 pm, Ann <ann...@newsguy.com> wrote:
> "Freckles" <Freckles1...@comcast.net> expounded:

[scfundogs]

I planted more hydrangeas than a person should be allowed last year. I
had some from the previous year that I dug up and transplanted between
May-July (none of them suffered any shock). I planted new hydrangeas
of many different varieties between June-August. I'm in zone 8a/b.

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Tara