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Glyn gives practical down-to-earth advice on how to plant and cultivate hydrangeas with a comprehensive list of the most popular species and varieties including the increasingly sought after climbing hydrangeas. Click the book cover to visit Glyn & Gail's Church Gardens (Oakura) website.

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