I wonder why my neighbor's hydrangea blooms turn green. Mine start cream with a hint of pink. I know you can get blue blooms by altering the soil (I forget if it is acid or alkaline that makes them blue), but green?
A mystery for now. I'm too tired to research it.
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Green huh?! Never heard about it! :-)
Mystery, mine's also cream pinkish
Mine are green also. From what I can find, hydrangea blooms turn all kinds of colors as they age...one site claims they'll turn a rose before they brown for the winter. Wouldn't that be nice! It seems to also depend quite a bit on what your climate is...I can't wait to see what happens next!