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To: Poet who wrote (559)	1/6/2003 7:17:35 PM
From: HG	Read Replies (1) of 1582

We have alkaline soil here in the west. The pink doesn't need any work. under the weeping willow there is a 'white' spot where i have all <around 7> white ones bunched up. Used to have 3 absolutely luscious red, they turned pink over the years and i didn't have the energy to try to get them to change color ! The mauve/light purple bunch are in the front yard. I try to add acid fertilizers to make them purple or blue...but it barely changes anything coz i feed them sporadically...they need soil amendment once a week to retain the color change over a season. I LOVE electric blue hydrangeas...used to grow them in containers, but its too much work when you have around 200 babies <roses+hydrangeas+kids+dog> to care for. I love hydrangeas. I guess i must have around 20-25 of them. And they'll eventually get 5-7' tall - a Hydrangea jungle ! I got the jasmine bug 18 months ago. Planted around 25 of them around the house. This year my goal is to thread clematis thru every shrub or vine. Roses, hydrangeas - everything laced with different shades of beautiful clematis. Planted them a few months back....am now waiting for spring.

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