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According to the photo from the 20th November - our Pot Hydrangea has over the summer developed a large root system. Actually its roots have "eaten" most of the soil in the pot. So a transplant from pot to ground is indeed required. Here she is paddling in rainwater (from a full-to-brim rain collector) before covered with earth and a carpet of dry leaves. Most Hydrangeas survive the winter. But there is a significant difference in their abilities to flourish and grow during the summer season. I ascribed it to coastal weather conditions (e.g. freezing sea fog) - and saw it as an isolated problem, not a general. But as I later found out during my research, many gardeners fight the very same problems. “In 2002, Gunnar Christensen's Nursery, The Danish Horticultural Society and the Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences - made a decision to solve the problem of the lack of hydrangea blooms in the Danish climate. A nationwide collection led to the selection of 50 quite robust Hydrangeas. Of these, 15 were suitable for processing.” (Source: www.havenyt.dk) Hardy varieties According www.havenyt.dk the testing of the 15 varieties - resulted in six new named varieties "so robust that they flower abundantly in the Danish climate. Even on exposed areas with frost and strong winds, the damage is minimal." "Alma" and "Bella" - named and marketed from 2006. "Clara" and "Dorthea" - from 2007. "Elisa" and "Frida" - from 2012.
25th November. Strong winds and heavy rain. Not weather for a dog. At least not for a Hugo Dog. He prefers the heat from the stove and keeps his eyes closed, when I armed with my camera open the door to the garden. The aim is a photo of a specific Hydrangea, which actually has managed to flourish and also seems to have the ambition to grow big. Right now she measures approx. half a meter that is at chest height with Hugo (in absentia). Hydrangeas are deciduous. But this one lasts long on its leaves.
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