Hydrangea - Knowledgebase Question

Ballston Spa, NY
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Question by EWhale60
August 18, 2005
Can Hydrangeas be planted in the fall or should I wait until spring? I would like to try the new Endless Summer variety that I read about in Real Simple magazine. Thank you.


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Answer from NGA
August 18, 2005
Hydrangeas can be planted in the fall however in your area, zone 5A or the coldest part of zone 5, I would suggest waiting until spring. This will allow the plant more time to become well rooted before winter's cold and hopefully enable it to overwinter better.

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