Early Evolution Hydrangea 'AJ14'
Family: Hydrangeaceae
(Hydrangea Family)
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Hardiness Zones: 4-9
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Height: 2 feet
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Spread: 2 feet
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Bloom Time: spring to fall
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Bloom: late spring buds open to showy flower heads that
slowly transition from lime-white to dark pink in September
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Light: partial to full sun
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Soil: best in rich, loamy, slightly
acidic soil; adapts to most well-drained soils
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Moisture: follow a regular watering
schedule during first growing season to establish roots; thereafter water when
top 2 inches of soil is dry
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Use: good choice for the smaller
garden, as background for a perennial border or containers; flowers attract
butterflies and bees
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Care: blooms on new wood, so prune to
shape in later winter or early spring; apply controlled-release fertilizer in
early spring; apply winter mulch to protect roots
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Concerns: no serious insect or disease
problems
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Native to: hybrid cultivar; species native
to Japan and eastern and southern China
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Notes: compact form with upright
spreading growth habit; moderate growth rate; early-blooming; multi-season
interest; glossy, dark green pointed leaves
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Supplier: K&A Greenhouse
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Teaching Garden
Location & Code: Heuchera Garden E267
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