Oak Leaf Hydrangea – Too Late To Plant It Outside?
Q: I purchased an oak leaf hydrangea back in the spring. It’s still in a two-gallon pot, doing very well. Is it too late in the season to plant it outside?
A: There’s no reason not to plant this hydrangea, as well as other potted shrubs, immediately. The soil will be plenty warm enough to help roots grow between now and January.
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