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Hydrangea Production in Containers as a System to Generate Floral Cut Stems, in 2007 Nursery and Landscape Program Research Report (PR-554), p. 6.

Hydrangea Production in Tunnels
as a System to Generate Floral Cut Stems
, in 2007 Nursery and Landscape Program Research Report (PR-554), p. 7.

Development of a Quantitative Color Analysis System for Hydrangea in 2007 Nursery and Landscape Program Research Report (PR-554), pp. 7-9.

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Christy Cassady, Coordinator

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University of Kentucky
Lexington KY 40546-0091
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43 cultivars of hydrangea are being evaluated for bloom potential

Nursery Crop Development

Objectives:

    Hydrangea macrophylla as cut woody stems for the florist trade

  • To evaluate 43 cultivars of Hydrangea macrophylla for their bloom potential in Kentucky landscapes.

  • To evaluate 43 cultivars of Hydrangea macrophylla that have not been previously evaluated for cut stem floral qualities using high tunnels as a production system.

  • To evaluate market potential and desirability of 10 hydrangea cultivars in the "antiqued" or "classic" stage using high tunnels as a production system.

  • To evaluate additional Hydrangea macrophylla cultivars using high tunnel cultivation in containers and controlling pH and aluminum availability in order to manipulate bloom color.

  • To develop an objective system for identification of hydrangea flower color that can be used to communicate actual color to prospective buyers of hydrangea cut stems.

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