Do hydrangea's make seed?????
Question??????
excellent question JCF
I just checked one of my favorite propagation books. You can propagate Hydrangea from
softwood cuttings,
semi-ripe cuttings,
hardwood cuttings,
layering and
seeds.
Mark
thanks, I'll see if I can get some from my mother-in-laws plants. any idea what they look like??
cuttings are gonna be the easier option
Mark
jcf, cuttings are definitely your best option. Just stick them in a pot and keep moist - they are very easy to root. I keep cuttings close to my water source (I call it my nursery). Brenda
thanks everyone..
For no-risk hydrangea starts, just pull down a lower branch and put a rock on it. You'll have roots in no time.
