A beautiful little Hydrangea in a tub.🙂
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Thank you Iris! 🙂
Sorry for the delay replying but i only just found your comment in my ‘pending’ items. I should probably check that more often than i do! 😉
You should be automatically approved from now on! 🙂
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I so adore hydrangeas. Great photo.
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Hydrangeas are one of my favorites. I LOVE the way the blooms can change from blue to pink to white, depending on the acidity of the soil (even producing different colored ones on the same plant!).
When folks who deadhead give me the spent blooms (no garden space here) I dry them to add to garlands and wreaths – especially in my Christmas decor.
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PS. Spray polyurethane keeps them from dropping petals all over, as well as maintaining color, btw — but only once thoroughly dried – otherwise they mold.
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Thank you Cee! 🙂
Madelyn, They are remarkable with their colour-changing properties – we have some ‘blueing powder that is supposed to make the flowers a deeper blue shade but it doesn’t seem to work all that well – i probably don’t use it frequently enough 😉
I love the idea of using the dried flowers as christmas decorations – they would be perfect! 🙂
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Just beautiful! Those won’t grow in Vegas!
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Welcome Ipuna. 🙂
Hydrangeas sure are not a desert flower! 🙂 They are quite thirsty plants and don’t appreciate the full hot sun that you would get. Our summers here are Very hot and dry also and smaller bushes don’t often survive for long here – they need a nice shady spot.
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You do a great job with them.
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You are very kind to say so 🙂
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