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rhys | 21:01 Thu 05th Apr 2001 | Home & Garden
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Why are hydrangeas different colours? Is it something to do with the type of soil?
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Yes - acid soil gives you blue flowers and alkaline pink ones.
14:01 Wed 11th Apr 2001
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And if you want to turn pink ones blue bury nails (hammering ones) around the base and they will turn blue. But be warned if I am right in thinking you cannot turn them back to pink. Another way is to put a iron bar in the ground alongside the plant or a more expensive way is to buy a chemical that does it for you.
22:27 Thu 07th Feb 2002

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