I found these beautifully unusual hydrangeas, blue and cream.
And on the same plant, a much more uniform blue, but with hints of lighter blue on some of the petals.
Hydrangeas are such lovely, interesting plants. 🙂
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We were marveling at these on our recent visit to Vancouver. Wish they would grow here. Have a great Wednesday Lynette. Allan
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They are so pretty! Thanks Allan, to you, too.
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I have a few of these on my dining room table (fake so without the scent and ambiance but good memories)
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Some of the fake ones are incredibly realistic! A few days ago I was fooled by an artificial orchid; I didn’t realise until someone told me it wasn’t real and I touched it!
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I think the variety you can get in a single plant is one of the reasons why hydrangeas are so interesting.
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Agreed. They are so changeable, even on the same plant (and so bright and pretty).
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They’re really different from so many other flowers.
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They definitely are. 🙂 This particular plant was about 3 metres tall and covered in very healthy blooms. So pretty.
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Agreed. It’s too bad their blooms don’t last longer.
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It is. I’ve taken a lot of photos of them this summer, but they’re so pretty that I can’t help myself …
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