Hydrangea Annabelle

What to do on arrival of Hydrangea Annabelle - Gently remove the plants of Hydrangea Annabelle from packaging, without haste and with caution. Free them from the tubular net that surrounds them by cutting the knot under the vase and pulling it upwards. If necessary water them. It is not necessary to plant them immediately, just irrigate them when the pot is dry.

Planting of Hydrangea Annabelle - Dig a hole big and deep about twice the size of the vase. Place the plants of Hydrangea Annabelle without putting them too deep. Fill the hole with a mixture of earth, universal garden soil of excellent quality and slow release organic fertilizer. Cover the plate with about a couple of inches of earth. Fill the hole completely with the necessary mixture, applying light pressure all around the plant to compact the soil.

Irrigation of Hydrangea Annabelle - After planting, abundantly water the Hydrangea Annabelle, especially in the hot months, to compact the ground. Then irrigate only when the soil begins to dry, in order to maintain an adequate moisture level at the roots and avoid problems of water stagnation.

Pruning of Hydrangea Annabelle - At the time of planting the Hydrangea Annabelle there is no need to perform important pruning. If you want to promote a thicker growth it is sufficient to proceed with a slight topping. Then proceed with more consistent pruning to give shape and vigor to the plants of Hydrangea Annabelle.

Composting of Hydrangea Annabelle - Perform in February-March and September-October two fertilizations with slow release organic fertilizer, to maintain a constant nutritional intake throughout the year.