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Hydrangea

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Description:

La mayoría de las Hydrangea son arbustos 1-3 m de altura, pero algunas son árboles pequeños, y otras son parras que alcanzan los 30 m trepando por los árboles. Pueden ser de hojas caducas o de hojas perennes, no obstante las más ampliamente cultivadas, que son especies de climas templados, son de hojas caducas. Las Hydrangeas producen flores desde el inicio de la primavera hasta finales del otoño.

Habitat:

Jardín en playa de la Almardá.

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Hydrangea

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