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How to get the longest vase life from your cut Hydrangea Blooms

How to get the longest vase life from your cut Hydrangea Blooms

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Here's how to get the longest life from your cut Hydrangea Blooms! Hydrangeas are a beautiful long lasting flower, and if we take a little extra care to cut and condition them properly we can get a vase life of up to two weeks! Today I'm cutting from a beautiful Proven Winner Hydrangea called Let's Dance Rave. It's a reblooming hydrangea that I love in the landscape and the vase. You can see
Date: 2022-08-07

Comments and reviews: 16


I brought a beautiful blue hydrangea. The shop told me to cut stem then spray the head of the flower! While this worked for the first day. The third day I sprayed the head again. It didn't like it and has started to wilt so has the leaves! Is it a case of you just do this once? Do you really spray the head with water? as I was told this flower drinks from the top too! And lastly which of your water methods would save my expensive cut flower? Thks!
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GORGEOUS! Love your Blue and Purple Hydrangeas! Mine are all pink because of our soil acidity being low. I grew up in WA state, and they were always Blue there. It is such a lovely color! Did you condition your soil to change the color? THANKS!
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Thanks for all the great information! I tried the boiling water tip that you gave on three of my hydrangea blooms that had wilted a bit after being in a vase for awhile. It is amazing how well that works! They look totally restored!
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Hi! I have a hydrangea bush that looks so similar to yours! I-m not sure if you mentioned this but after I bring them inside in a vase will I need to spray them with any insect repellent?
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Thank you so much for the tips! What brand of hydrangea are the ones that were the blue that you featured the most. I didn't know you could re-hydrate and bring back the bloom!
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I think I bought a total of 10 new hydrengea this year. I planted a hedge of them in my backyard. I'm looking for cityline mars and L. A dreaming hydrengea - I'm OBSEESSSED
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Thank you so much for these tips. They are very useful and I can-t wait to try them out later this year when my hydrangeas are in flower. Hugs from Melbourne Australia xx
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We-ve successfully used the hot water method many times and are always amazed that they perk right back up. We wrap the blooms in paper towels to catch the steam.
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Thanks for the tips - would this pertain to lilacs also? My friend gave me some gorgeous ones and by the next day they were so sad looking -
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Thank you for your tips. I saw you have cats, my cats are always pooping in my flower garden. Do you have any tips to stop it? Thanks
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if my hydrangea blooms have some dirt on them (from drooping branches, should I just gently wash the blooms in cold water after cutting?
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Thanks for this helpful info. I have a few hydrangea flower cuttings given by a friend, don-t know how to keep them longer in my vase.
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Thanks for your tips how to take care cut hydrangeas. Can I make a wedding bouquet of hydrangeas? Please give me some tips?
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hello, do I use warm or cold water to give them a bath? and it's an amazing video, thank you so much for the great tips.
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A florist trick is to cut stem as you show then place hydrangea in about 3 cups of water with 1 T of alum powder mixed in
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What is your favorite varieties for cutting? I want to plant one or two but I don-t know which one to choose
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