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Related: About this forumI think the weird sleet storm of last week killed one of my hydrangeas...
I guess I will give it a few weeks...maybe it will rebound. My Big Daddy looks like he will come out of it ok.
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I think the weird sleet storm of last week killed one of my hydrangeas... (Original Post)
LaydeeBug
Mar 2017
OP
I would guess it may have killed the new foliage, but should eventually put out new growth.
NRaleighLiberal
Mar 2017
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I would wait - make sure it is watered and watch...feed once the green shows again.
NRaleighLiberal
Mar 2017
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NRaleighLiberal
(60,022 posts)1. I would guess it may have killed the new foliage, but should eventually put out new growth.
I've found hydrangeas to be quite hardy.
LaydeeBug
(10,291 posts)3. Oh, this is great news...should I fertilize now or wait a few weeks?
NRaleighLiberal
(60,022 posts)4. I would wait - make sure it is watered and watch...feed once the green shows again.
Afromania
(2,771 posts)2. sorry to hear that
I only have house plants, but I hate losing them.