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Forum: HydrangeasReplies: 10, Views: 156
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kbaumle
Northwest, OH
(Zone 5b)

November 09, 2005
09:39 PM

Post #1866967

I just found out that I'm the lucky recipient of some lace cap cuttings. I'm in zone 5, so I don't want to put them outside now. What would be the best way to treat these until I can plant them outside next spring?

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