Oak Leaf Hydranga

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I have two oak leaf hydrangea in containers and today attempted to move the pots as another bush was in the way. When moving I found very long roots have gone into the ground. Can I just cut those roots off or do I need to bury them by adding extra soil?

Asked by Arlene Gardner 3 years ago
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