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Hydrangea Not Blooming

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Date: 04/05/2007 Topics: Gardening > Flowers | Readers Request > Gardening  
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We have two hydrangea plants that were given to us at same time. We planted them side by side at the same time. Both plants flourished, one had many blooms the other just green and healthy looking, no blooms - what can we do to make it bloom or should we just remove non-blooming plant?

Hardiness Zone: 9a

Betty from Orange, TX
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Post By Connie Eaton (Guest Post) (07/31/2008)
I have 4 Hydrangea plants. Only one has one flower. These have come from rooted cuttings which bloomed well the first year. For the last two springs the plants have been pruned to the second bud what am I doing wrong?

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Post By Mary (Guest Post) (05/31/2008)
I have two large leaf plants.one in the south and one in the west.Beautiful leaves and no flowers. I live in Michigan and we have very cold winters.Last year I did not prune and still looks like it will be flowerless again.
How often should it have plant food.

Thank you

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Post by Cyinda (652) | (07/11/2007)
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Speaking of Hydrangeas, I wanted to tell you a funny story, with a very cool ending: I was once over at a customer's house painting a mural. She had beautiful, but past their date & faded Hydrangeas all around her drive way. We decided to give them a quick spray with Transparent Florist Spray Paint (for painting silks & dried flowers)... These Hydrangeas turned out to look WONDERFUL, fresh, bright & new & they stayed that way for months until they were picked from the bushes.

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Post By nanapapadart@verizon.net (Guest Post) (07/11/2007)
we moved into a beautiful garden apt. with 3 small hydranga plants near our front porch,witch faces east. we have been here for 3 years. not one bud or flower, lots of rich green leaves. what could be wrong?

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Post By Betty from Orange, TX (Guest Post) (05/12/2007)
Monica, I spoke too soon - both of our plants are in full bloom - the non-blooming one from last year must have heard me threaten to pull it up so don't give up just yet.

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Post By Monica B. (Guest Post) (05/11/2007)
I also have a hydrangea plant that has not bloomed. It was here when we moved in last spring, and grew nice and green last summer, but did not even produce buds!

I decided to give it one more chance this year... otherwise it's outta here!

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Post by tedsmom (842) | (04/06/2007)
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I'm beginning to suspect that there is such a thing as a "sterile" plant. I have two crepe myrtle plants that I planted the same year. One has grown to about three times it's original height and blooms beautifully every year. The other one has grown very little and has never bloomed! I've threatened to pull it out of the ground!

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