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Pruning Hydrangeas
We have two large hydrangeas in our back garden and I didn't dead-head them because I read somewhere that you shouldn't do because the dead foliage/branches protect all the new growth. There was also still a bit of colour in the dead heads, so it was nice to have during the miserable winter months. Now the dead flower heads are completely colour-less. Do you recommend dead-heading the hydrangeas now - there is a little bit of green growth underneath ...? Would appreciate some advice, please.
Many thanks, Chox.
Many thanks, Chox.
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