[Liste] 94 Hydrangea Arborescens Plant Annabelle
It is native to moist or rocky wooded slopes ravines streambanks and bluff bases from new york to florida west to iowa missouri oklahoma and louisiana. Annabelle is a naturally occurring cultivar which was discovered in the wild near anna illinois.
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Across 30 cm that brighten shady areas and bring life to the garden. Put a short wire fence around each plant. A favorite of many gardeners and deservedly so smooth hydrangea annabelle hydrangea arborescens is an outstanding flowering shrub. Plant annabelle next to a decorative fence.Prune plants only sparingly. If your hydrangeas tend to flatten in the rain. In early summer this deciduous shrub produces huge rounded flower clusters up to 12 in. However usually normal garden soil is sufficient.
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