should i cut down plants and shrubs that have suffered through drought conditions in Norfolk
By Nannachris
United Kingdom 
fucias and hydrangers are the worst affected
29 Sep, 2009
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As Mad says be patient Nannachris and welcome to GoY
29 Sep, 2009
I came back from a few days away and my hydrangea was really droopy, 4 buckets of water perked it up
29 Sep, 2009
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No not yet Nannachris. Wait until Spring, otherwise they would suffer yet more in the frosts. My hydrangea looks pretty sad too, and I'm looking forward to cutting down my hardy fuschia's and the hydrangea too in Spring.
29 Sep, 2009