A gardener has healthy lacecap hydrangeas but few, small blooms. They ask about fall pruning.
Lacecaps (H. macrophylla normalis) bloom on old wood. Pruning in fall or spring removes next year's flower buds.
Apply fertilizer for acid-loving plants (e.g., Holly-tone) in spring. This, plus proper pruning, should increase bloom size and quantity.
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