Asexual Reproduction Is Prohibited By Law
This was attached to one of new Hydrangeas - the (apparently Trademarked) Incrediball Hydrangea. Strange isn't it? I haven't seen any warning like this before on anything we've purchased, but maybe grafting of some sort is common for a special variety of flower like these? The Increciball Hydrangea are billed as having the "enormous" blooms with very sturdy stems (to support said enormous blooms) and grow fast. We bought 5 gallon container ones - which were on sale at Menards - instead of smaller ones because Nat wanted them to have impact right away. I always error on the side of cheapness and buy smaller plants hoping that they'll grow into something spectacular over a number of years. Hopefully these Incrediballs will be the best of both worlds: big blooms this summer with a long, healthy, vibrant life over the next few years.