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I have had this Limelight hydrangea for 3 years, it was very small when I bought it and has slowly been getting bigger, but it's still pretty small. The whole plant has kind of twisty, thin branches, but now there are two straight, thicker stems standing straight up. The leaves on those are larger than on the other branches, but are definitely from the same plant. What's going on? Is that how it's actually supposed to be? Should I leave them? It looks pretty funny, to tell you the truth!
Thanks for any info anyone can give me...I love hydrangeas, but am quite the novice!
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