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62. Index To Articles - Gardening In Shade On Suite101.com 6 hydrangeas Part 3 Deciduous Flowering Shrubs Part 6, Continued hydrangeas - Part3 Copyright © Marge Talt 1996-2002 Go to gardening in Shade's Welcome Page http://mtalt.hort.net/articles/index/article-index.html

All articles for Gardening in Shade on Suite101.com are listed in two different ways. The left column lists articles, by title, in the order in which they were published; latest article first. I have loosely catagorized the articles under the quick-link headings below. The articles under these headings list the plants discussed in the article, if the title is not indicative, or a brief description and the date of publishing. Use your browser's back button to return to this index from one of the articles or bookmark this page In Marge's Garden Basics Perennials Mailorder Nurseries ... Potpourri Current Article: Wild, Wonderful Aroids - Part 4 - Arisaema February 28, 2003 A gardener's love affair with a plant, or genus of plants, is very like that between humans. A first glance can be love at first sight, or a mild interest grows into admiration then fascination; obsession, culminating in long-lasting true love. My relationship with the genus Arisaema has followed the latter course. Page 2 Arisaema triphyllum and A.sikokianum

63. Hydrangeas - Blue Or Pink Soil pH test kits are available from leading gardening outlets. Blue hydrangeasFor brilliant blue flowers, hydrangeas need an acidic soil. http://www.searle.com.au/hydrangea.htm

Searles Home Page About Searles Searles Products Gardening Tips/ ... ATG Garden Centres HYDRANGEAS - BLUE OR PINK One of the most colourful flowering plants for the home garden are hydrangeas, but did you know you can easily change their flower colour to either pink or blue? Soil pH Hydrangea flowers can vary from brilliant pink right through to vibrant blue. The hydrangea flower colour is simply determined by the pH of the soil. That is, the acidity or alkalinity of the soil. It would be wise to buy a pH test kit to test the pH of your soil. This way, you can monitor the pH as it changes, and you can also easily see how far it needs to change. Soil pH test kits are available from leading gardening outlets. Blue Hydrangeas For brilliant blue flowers, hydrangeas need an acidic soil. That is a soil with a low pH of approximately 5 - 5.5. To make the soil acidic, apply Searles® Hydrangea Blue to the soil every 3-4 weeks. Start now for wonderful flowering later in the year. Pink Hydrangeas On the other side of the coin, to develop their lovely deep pink flowers, hydrangeas need an alkaline soil, that is a soil with a pH of 7-8. To achieve this, apply some dolomite or lime to the soil every 3-4 months.

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67. Kathy Huber: Gardening sow it goes; August 16, 1997 Millipedes eat decaying matter; August 9,1997 Prune hydrangeas after they flower; August 2, 1997 Sunflower http://www.chron.com/content/chronicle/features/huber/huber97/

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68. Gardening Tips 5. When Do hydrangeas Need To Be Pruned? hydrangeas fall into two groups.Some fade. Early Spring Pruning hydrangeas bloom on new growth. http://www.sandra-fritz.com/Gardening Tips.htm

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70. Arkansas Plant Outlet - Gardening Tips If vegetables are your gardening favorite, this is a good season forplanting. hydrangeas are common plants in the Arkansas landscape. http://www.arkansasplantoutlet.com/tips-apr.html

I think we are all ready for these teasing late frosts to disappear for good. We were all led like the lamb to the slaughter with the mild winter weather in late January and early February, and since then we have been waiting for the last shoe to drop. Hopefully, there will be no more late freezes, but we must be aware of the possibility, as we begin our planting. Many of us were not prepared for the late cold snaps that occurred. If you have any late winter damage, give the plants a chance to begin growing, before you start pruning. We had many plants in bloom before the late February freeze that were recovering and then the later snaps occurred. Lets assess the damage and move forward. What was looking like a particularly early spring, got a big set back in late February, and we haven't seen a huge reprieve. Every time it looks like the cool season has passed, another one sneaks in. Buds that were not showing color are still trying to bloom, so don't be too quick to prune out winter damage, until you know for sure. April is a prime month for gardening. If vegetables are your gardening favorite, this is a good season for planting. Not only can you still plant all of the cool season vegetables through mid month–lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, radishes and spinach –but it is time to begin planting the warm season crops as well. Since Easter comes a tad early this year, many gardeners use the "Good Friday" date as the prime date for planting warm season crops –including tomatoes and peppers. If you do plant early, keep mulches handy, and pay attention to the weather forecast, since there is still the remaining chance of frost.

71. Southern Gardening Norman Winter's gardening Books Paradise Found Growing Tropicals in Your Own BackyardMississippi Gardener's May 6, 2002 hydrangeas make perfect plant gifts. http://www.lan.org/misshome025.html

Mississippi Southern Gardening In association with the Mississippi Nursery and Landscape Association By Norman Winter Horticulturist E-Mail Norman Winter - normanw@ext.msstate.edu Contact Phone: (601) 857-2284 Norman Winter's Gardening Books Paradise Found - Growing Tropicals in Your Own Backyard Mississippi Gardener's Guide May 27, 2002 Gaura ranks among the South's hottest plants It seems no new plant has captured the fancy of gardeners this year like the gaura. From Picayune to the Madison County garden tour and right on up to Oxford and Tupelo, everyone has been admiring the gaura. Gaura is still a new plant to the majority of gardeners, but leaders of garden clubs and horticulture tours are catching on to the enthusiasm for this plant's unique floral display. The gaura, whose uncommon, common-name is bee blossom, is in the family known as Onagraceae. This means that the gaura is related to the Evening-primrose and the Fuchsia. However, the look and texture of the gaura is not even close to these family members. The most cultivated species is Gaura lindheimeri, and it is native to Texas and Louisiana. Gaura is hardy from zone 5 (a few states north of Mississippi) to the Gulf Coast and gives a unique texture in the garden. The butterfly-like flowers are white, pink or deep rose, and they are borne at the top of tall, airy spikes. They will reach 2 1/2 to 4 feet in height.

72. Gardener's Supply: Innovative Gardening Solutions, Composters, Greenhouses, Gard The hydrangeas are especially nice to gussy up the Over the past two years, the GardenStarter Greenhouse has become one of David's favorite gardening tools. http://www.gardeners.com/gardening/content.asp?copy_id=5407

73. Hydrangeas Though hydrangeas tolerate a little sun, most are best in filtered shade. For moreinformation on gardening in our area, visit the University of Florida IFAS http://leon.ifas.ufl.edu/hydrangeas.htm

Hydrangeas by Anne Tofield Thursday, May 23, 2002 Hydrangeas ( Hydrangea macrophylla ) have been in and out of fashion for years. They are now "in" with good reason: they provide a strong, leafy background and anchor a bed with height and structure. Starting now and continuing on into fall, their mass of color injects a welcome punch in the landscape. And, perhaps best of all, when planted correctly in well-drained, fertile soil, they need minimal care. As a newcomer to Tallahassee seven years ago, fresh from the temperate gardens of England, and the tropical Far East before that, I thought north Florida gardens a bit tame. They needed a shot of something different. Imagine my chagrin when I discovered the magical jolt from old fashioned, been-around-forever hydrangeas. Intrigued by a neighbor's river of blue tumbling down a slope, I bought a Hydrangea 'Blue Wave' and, although it was only a marginal success, I was hooked. Sixteen plants later, there is a ripple, if not yet a river, of blues sparked with white. Hydrangeas are large shrubs from three to six feet tall and three to five feet wide. They produce clusters of white, pink or blue flowers, their color depending on the acidic level of the soil. In our acid soil blues are an automatic success. (A tablespoon of aluminum sulfate in a gallon of water intensifies the color). To make a blue flower pink, sprinkle lime and water well. This is tricky as sometimes the result is a splotchy lavender. White flowers, bought that way, stay that way.

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75. Long Island Gardening | Ask The Expert Melanie's gardening expertise stems from her involvement in clubs and societies aswell as at home. SEPTEMBER hemlock shrubs jasmine geraniums hydrangeas http://www.ligardening.com/ask_the_expert/sept.html

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76. Charlottesville-Albemarle Council Of Garden Clubs: Gardening On The Web Hudgins Farm and Garden Center Gives a potpourri of gardening information, resources,links hydrangeas Plus Learn more about hydrangeas from this online catalog http://monticello.avenue.org/garden/www.html

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77. Home & Garden / Gardening & Horticulture / Shrubs June 1, 1996 Outlines the history and natural distribution of hydrangeas and the KnockoutPlant That Light Up the Shadows (21StCentury gardening Series, 155 http://hallgardening.com/gardening_horticulture/24.shtml

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78. Organic Gardening Recipes Seeds Books Tools Tips The blue hydrangeas were left over from a friends wedding centrepiecesso I just poked them in, the colour worked perfectly! I enjoyed http://www.urbangreenery.com/colour.php

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79. Gardening : Shrubs Subjects gardening Shrubs. hydrangeas by Glyn Church, Pat Greenfield Paperback March 2001 List price $16.95 Lowest price on 01/20/2003 $9.48 Click here http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/GAR021000:3?arg_order_by=pubdate

80. Gardening Tips 3, Gardening Tips, Organic Gardening, Flower Gardening, Vegetable How to keep those hydrangeas pink or blue if you want them blue, apply little wagons,and plastic sleds are great ways to get your gardening materials around http://www.emilycompost.com/tips 3.htm

E-mail to Emily Home FAQ Emily (who we are) What's Growing On Plants of the Week Wildflowers and Weeds of the Week Emily's Lists ... Selected Links Bookmark this site as a favorite! Updated weekly on Sunday Night. Recommend this site to a friend ! emilycompost.com METHODS AND TECHNIQUES Children's wagons make great traveling miniature gardens - especially in the early spring - for lettuces and radishes. Pulling in and out of the garage for protection from cold nights Sphagnum moss prevents damping off - when starting seeds, sprinkle a light area of your potting box. How to keep those hydrangeas pink or blue: if you want them blue, apply aluminum sulfate or gypsum. If you want them pink, you need more alkaline, wood ashes or limestone. When wrapping gifts, present them with garden touches of berries, leaves, swigs of greenery, dried rosebuds, or pressed flowers. Subtle touches are always remembered. Growing in a bag is easy and effortless, but it doesn't have to look ugly. Hide it in a decorative pot or low window box container and cover with mulch. It'll trick even the best of gardeners. Change your containers seasonally - perhaps even with fresh potting soil.

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