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Hydrangea - Blue Bunny:
Hydrangea Blue Bunny, Hydrangea Involucrata 'Blue BunnyGäó', produces an abundance of blue and white flowers in late summer until frost. Developed by the late Wim Rutten of the Netherlands, this plant is as special as the man. It flowers form on new wood, which means 'Blue BunnyGäó' will bloom reliably year after year. The flower color is not affected by the pH of the soil, as with other Hydrangeas. The big, round flower buds and fuzzy leaves add to its beauty. Moisture is a necessity of this plant. Fertilize in early spring by applying a slow release fertilizer specialized for trees and shrubs. Follow the label for recommended rate of application. Use as groupings or masses, perennial or shrub borders, specimen, woodland garden, or mixed container. You will love that Blue Bunny is a strong growing plant that produces an abundance of blooms.
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