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many species, varieties and cultivars of the genus
hydrangaceae this dwarf (30" in 10 years in this
garden) ought to be planted more often. It flowers
late summer into autumn with double, soft white
florets which in the open turn rose-pink. |
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other hydrangea it likes a moist soil, with a generous
helping of compost and fertiliser in early spring. It
requires little if any pruning and delights most
visitors. Companion planting of the new pink
Heuchera is being considered. |
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