Part 1 of 4: Acquiring the Proper Education. 1. Check the state-level requirements for being a school nurse. Many states may require a school nurse to be a registered nurse who holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), but others may have different requirements.art 1 of 4: Acquiring the Proper Education. 1. Check the state-level requirements for being a school nurse. Many states may require a school nurse to be a registered nurse who holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), but others may have different requirements.
A garden hydrangea is a woody, deciduous shrub measuring 5-6 feet or more tall by about as wide at maturity. Its large leaves, in shades of medium to dark matte green provide the background to the two different bloom forms: 1). Mophead or hortensia blooms, or 2).Lacecap blooms.n the South, think of French hydrangeas the way you would an azalea â prune after blooming. This usually means in July â certainly before the first of August. The plant will not be hurt by removing up to a third of the growth â the new growth that will appear after pruning contains the bloom buds for the next season.
The greenish-white flowers of the limelight hydrangea cover the plant in 10-to 15-inch clusters. Limelight hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata Limelight) are a cultivar with lime green blooms that turn pink at the end of the bloom period.The color of the flowers is not affected by soil pH levels.The large, showy flowers are long-lasting, blooming from July to September. Limelight hydrangeas grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 9. They are shrublike in appearance, growing up to 10 feet tall and just as wide.. Prune the hydrangea back one-third to one-half in late fall when blooming has stopped, or in early spring before new growth appears. Cutting the plant back will promote new growth and more blooms.