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Hydrangea Bloom Failure: January Deep Freeze Killed Buds

Mid-January deep freeze killed flower buds on exposed hydrangeas. Plants under tree canopy bloomed normally. Healthy plants will bloom next year if winter is mild. Consider reblooming cultivars like 'Endless Summer'.

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