Garden Guide: Keeping hydrangeas looking good
Meteorologist Alex Calamia explains why, and which plants might be holding up better this season.
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Jul 19, 2023, 12:26 PM
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Updated 833 days ago
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28ds agoIf you're growing hydrangeas in your garden this summer, you might be noticing some dead branches you've never seen before.
Meteorologist Alex Calamia explains why, and which plants might be holding up better this season.
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