It should bloom on most of what's left since the deer only ate off the top. Oak leaf hydrangeas do bloom on the old wood so some of the blooms are gone if the deer ate old wood, but there should be enough still in the plant to look good. Wishing you the best.
may want to consider growing other plants around your hydrangeas that are deer repellent or get some deer repellent chemicals to keep deer away from eating your plants? We’ve planted several plants known to repell deer that so far have worked well! I love deer, but not when they eat my pretty flowers! LOL
I do have other plants around it, but winter it’s kinda left open, deer don’t come into my yard during warmer months. I guess I will cover it next year, just to be safe, or try repellant. Thank you
Deer ate my flowering shrub to almost bare. It releafed all over again. I was surprised. Maybe you could put some wire fencing around the shrub to prevent further damage from the deer.
But did it get new buds in that same year, or just releaf? And the next year will the blooms come back where they ate them off? Because the deer ate the buds off of my Lime-light hydrangea even though I had deer repellant on them, and yes I do have new leaves but so far I'm not seeing any blooms- thank you!
I had bought a hydrangea shrub and the following year it did not bloom bc the deer ate everything, down to the base. This year it came back but no blooms, I expected that. It is now fall and the leaves had turned bc of the season and I was hopeful that no deer damage will occur. Apparently they don't like old leaves. Well, I was wrong they ate all the leaves but not the stems. My question is, if they only ate the leaves will this shrub bloom anyway come summer? I covered it with a netting to keep the deer away, so hopefully no more damage.
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After deer have eaten every single bud from my Annabel hydrangeas (10 of them)
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Deer ate my flowering shrub to almost bare. It releafed all over again. I was surprised. Maybe you could put some wire fencing around the shrub to prevent further damage from the deer.
But did it get new buds in that same year, or just releaf? And the next year will the blooms come back where they ate them off? Because the deer ate the buds off of my Lime-light hydrangea even though I had deer repellant on them, and yes I do have new leaves but so far I'm not seeing any blooms- thank you!
I had bought a hydrangea shrub and the following year it did not bloom bc the deer ate everything, down to the base. This year it came back but no blooms, I expected that. It is now fall and the leaves had turned bc of the season and I was hopeful that no deer damage will occur. Apparently they don't like old leaves. Well, I was wrong they ate all the leaves but not the stems. My question is, if they only ate the leaves will this shrub bloom anyway come summer? I covered it with a netting to keep the deer away, so hopefully no more damage.