Hydrangea & Canna Lily Plants Have Leaves With No Flowers
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by alankhart on August 17, 2006 06:39 AM
Most Hydrangeas bloom on old wood, so they develop flower buds for next year right after they bloom. A late frost in spring can often kill the buds and you get little or no flowers that year.
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by eClaire on August 17, 2006 07:42 AM
your cannas may still end up blooming...mine came late last year and bloomed through seot and oct.
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by cinta on August 17, 2006 05:46 PM
The cannas may still bloom but you are close to my zone and we had a very cool Spring.
To get early blooms on my Cannas I start them in April in the house in pots. They really do not start to really grow until the ground warms up and in our zone that does not happen early most years until June.
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To get early blooms on my Cannas I start them in April in the house in pots. They really do not start to really grow until the ground warms up and in our zone that does not happen early most years until June.
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If you want the rainbow you have to put up with the rain!!
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They all bloomed last year.
It is August 16, 2006 and I have no flowers.
What is wrong? Are my flowers late bloomers?
Will they bloom in September?
I planted over 2 dozen red & yellow canna lily plants this spring and have no flowers to show, just lots and lots of big beautiful leaves. Some are minature ones.
Any ideas??