Ask anyone what their absolute favorite garden plant is—even someone who has never weilded a pruning shear—and they will likely respond, “Hydrangea!” You just can’t go wrong when you plant one of these blooming shrubs. Here’s just about everything you could ever possibly want to know about them:
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DeWalt Variable-Speed Cordless Reciprocating Saw with 6-Piece Saw Blade Set
You can fit a variety of blades to this saw to cut fallen branches or prune larger limbs from trees in a pinch. It’s fast, tough, easy to use, and extremely versatile.
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Scotts Cordless Grass-Shear/Shrub-Trimmer Combo
With a built-in 7.2-volt lithium-ion battery, this little guy weighs less than 2 lb. and can zip through all your minor pruning tasks quickly and easily.
- 13.5 x 3 x 5 inches
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I have three huge, healthy oak leaf hydrangeas. Each produces three or four gorgeous blooms each spring/summer and that's it. They do not get a lot of sun. Is that the problem... or what?
i am going to forward this article to madonna :)
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