etl75 said:Yes Sooby I got them from a garden Center in pots I have a picture of a young and old leaves that turned yellow
Thanks for the pics. I think that's either normal aging and/or they could use a bit of nitrogen. Possibly they've used up the nutrients in the root ball and haven't extended the roots out into the soil much yet. I don't think soil pH is as much a factor with the PG type hydrangeas like this one. The PG's do fine around here where the soil is close to neutral and the blue/pink hydrangeas flower pink because of it.
