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Blooming hydrangeas fill out indoor arrangements. Cut flowers from hydrangea (Hydrangea spp.) can remain fresh in a vase for two or more weeks. The flowers depend on their stems to access the water and nutrients necessary for continued blooming. Early wilting usually occurs when the stems begin to scab over or become clogged with bacteria and water minerals.
Best Answer: Well, bride-to-be, if your wedding is coming up soon, you should be looking for a friend with hydrangeas blooming. They bloom only once a year. If you planted a gallon sized plant, you will get only a few blooms next year. If you planted a 5 gallon plant, you might get 10 to 20 blossoms. Those blooms won't get there until blossom time next year. An alternative, use silk flowers. Some of the silk hydrangeas are excellent quality and hard to tell from live flowers. You can get these in a lot of craft stores, maybe one is near you.