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Hydrangea
Rosie Cupcakes
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One of the hydrangeas in my garden has a "baby plant" growing next to it.
Would it be because a lower branch which was very close to the ground has rooted?
Would I be able to separate the baby plant to grow in a pot or elsewhere in the garden?
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They often do that Rosie. If there's new growth on it, then it means it's rooted, so you can sever it from mum and pot it up. Keep it in a sheltered, shady spot, keep an eye on it and pot on till it's a good size before planting somewhere suitable
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...