Hydrangeas

by Debra Grieg

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I love these flowers and I have a plant that is in full bloom. I would love to cut the flowers to enjoy them inside in a vase but am afraid that they will not rebloom.
Is it ok to cut the flowers?

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360 Sod (Donna Dixson) on Jul 07, 2013
Depends on which variety you have. Some are re-bloomers and others are not.

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