inside/outside? - Knowledgebase Question

Londonderry, Ne
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Question by carolt22
May 17, 2009
Just received a beautiful hydrangea


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Answer from NGA
May 17, 2009
Your new hydrangea is hardy to zone 5, your gardening zone so you can plant it outdoors. I would simply enjoy it while it is flowering. When the flowers are spent cut them off the plant and set the plant outdoors in a shady site. Let it get used to being outdoors for a week or two and then plant it in the garden. Hydrangeas prefer to grow in morning sun and afternoon shade. Once you find the perfect spot, plant your hydrangea. enjoy!

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