It’s been a fantastic spring for Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla). All my shrubs are in glorious flower — from light carnation pink and lavender, to creamy blooms tinted chartreuse and cornflower…
…to full mops of cerulean intensity.
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Beautiful Lindy!
Thank you! Happy first (whole) day of summer in our hemisphere, anyway 😉
Your hydrangeas are to die for. Absolutely gorgeous.
Ahhh. 😀
Thank you, Brenda!
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Thank you, John. Lucky for me the skies were overcast (but not oppressive) so I could capture the deeper tones of the blues. Not all years are they quite this stunning!
I love the intensity of the blues. I wanted hydrangeas for my wedding (which was 21 June many years ago) but was told they wouldn’t be in bloom. My mother told me this week that she had a vase of them on her table they were so early this year. Guess I got married too soon. 🙂
One day a couple years ago a woman stopped her van in front of my house and boldly asked if I would let her have some hydrangea blossoms for her friends wedding! I said, yes, of course and proceeded to fill a couple buckets with them.
What a great story! Love it.
It was a heap of fun!
Miss green fingers.
Definitely no fingernails to speak of!!