Since Hydrangea can indeed perform well in parts of the Deep South (even in Texas), maybe those of us who just planted, should be a little more patience and perhaps even hopeful.
- Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Disappointed
Reviewed By:
Susie (Milwaukee, WI)
I planted this excitedly in spring when I moved into my house 2 years ago. It has grown a few inches and the trunk has thickened slightly, but it's still basically a stick with leaves. It looks nothing like the picture. I'm thinking because it's been 2 years it's not going to grow into the beautiful tree I see on this page. Maybe others will have better luck.
- Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Surprised me this year
Reviewed By:
Neisha (Durham, NC)
last year when I planted them they looked pitiful, so I moved it, granted probably too fast, but nothing happened and looked wilted and frail. This year, they are very full with leaves, have doubled in size and has promise. Needs to be in spot where it recieves sun on all of it's sides.
- Tuesday, March 03, 2009
My favorite garden specimen!
Reviewed By:
Natalie Allikso (Troy, NY)
This is my favorite plant of all the plants in my garden. It really thrives in upstate NY and is so beautiful in the late summer when little else is blooming. I'm ordering more this year!
- Monday, March 02, 2009
Dead stick now
Reviewed By:
Murali (Austin, TX)
I followed all the instruction carefully and I feel this plan is not suitable for Texas weather. I wasted my time and money on this plant.
- Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Not fast growing
Reviewed By:
Susan (Manhattan, IL)
Bought this several years ago it is beautiful but in clay soil it grows very, very slow. The trunk is getting larger but it only grows about 6 inches a year.
- Sunday, February 08, 2009
PeeGee Hydrangea
Reviewed By:
Char (Keller, TX)
Not too impressed. I followed directions and zone/planting/soil info., but this tree remained a stick--growing a few leaves that looked like they were diseased and brown spotted and now (after two years) it's literally stopped growing at all. I can usually grow things well, but this was not a good experience.
