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'Endless Summer' Hydrangea No Blooms: Cold Winter Aftermath

If foliage is healthy, blooms may still appear. Cold winter likely delayed flowering. Don't prune tips now—buds forming. In spring, don't cut "dead" stems until leaves fully expand (often early June).

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