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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Hortensia Brtschneider is the most winter-hardy and unpretentious of all its relatives. It grows up to 3-4 m in height and almost the same in width. It blooms all summer, by the end of July the inflorescences become pinkish.

    Her features
    It has strong, slender shoots, so you don't have to tie it up. Does not give excessive growth.
    Withstands frosts up to - 35 degrees. Even if it freezes, it quickly recovers in the spring. I did not notice this on my copy of the hydrangea - it grows near the southern wall of the building.
    Does not lose its decorative effect in drought.
    With closed roots, this young lady can be planted during the season, with open roots - in September-October. The place is suitable and semi-shady, but in the sun it blooms more abundantly.
    Over time, the roots of the plant become bare - you need to pour a mixture of peat and garden soil under the bush (1: 1).
    In late August-early September I add Fertika Autumn or superphosphate fertilizer to the trunk circle, and urea in the spring (over the snow).

    Annabelle tree hydrangea - my description of planting and care

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  2. Irina KOROZA, Molodechno

    Newly acquired panicle hydrangea bushes are planted in open ground in the first half of May, as soon as the soil warms up well, so that the seedlings have time to take root well before winter arrives.

    I choose semi-shaded, sheltered from the wind places for beauties. In the open sun, the growth of a shrub can slow down, and the flowers become smaller. I prepare the landing pit according to the size of the root system of the seedling, fill it with a mixture of turf, leafy soil, peat and sand, taken in equal parts. I add 1 tbsp. superphosphate, 30 g each of potassium sulfate and ammonium sulfate. When planting, I don’t deepen the root neck. Each seedling is abundantly watered and mulch trunks circles peat.
    Further care consists in weeding, regular watering with soft (preferably rain) water. Hydrangea does not tolerate drought.

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