A simple arrangement. Cut hydrangeas, in mason jars, in a wire basket. Love it!
All over my yard.
They're looking better than ever this year.
Love this Lace Cap variety.
It has purple and blue blossoms on the same bush.
And my newest addition all the way from Hydrangeas Plus in Oregon.
The Limelight.
My new favorite.
I can't even believe I have blooms on this one already. Just planted it before the winter.
Can't wait to dry these!
Hope you're having a great week. It's almost the weekend!
I also have some nice grill recipes to share with you soon (just in case you're getting tired of hot dogs and hamburgers).
This post is participating in Cindy's Show and Tell Friday. Click HERE to visit her blog.
and Cielo's Show off your Cottage Monday HERE.
My absolute most bestest flower in the world!~! I just dried some from my plant the other day. They are actually purple!!
ReplyDeletenow that is such beautiful garden full of hydrangeas.. is that hydrangeas heaven! love the flowers a lot.. but too bad mine is not flowering yet.. and to have few cuts on the table just look lovely..
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post for today!!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I love them!! They're so beautiful....I'm wishing I had an entire yard full, then I would have a house full!!
ReplyDeleteI'm just a tad envious looking at all of your beautiful hydrangeas! They're so beautiful! I don't think there's a lovelier flower. Love your little set up in the jars!
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Shelia ;)
I love hydrangeas too!
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Charo
So beautiful! I've always dreamt of having lovely gydrangeas growing all over my garden... I have many roses in my garden but not one single hydrangea bush; they just dont't grow here in this cold weather. Yours are beautiful. Thanks for participating in our "Show Off Your Cottage Monday" and letting us into your lovely garden...
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I am so jealous of your beautiful hydrangia! I need to move mine to see if I can get them to grow in another spot. They do not like it where they are. Any tips! Maybe I should add some perilite to lighten the heavy soil.
ReplyDelete~ ~Ahrisha~ ~
this was a terrific year for hydrangeas! Mine have been affected by the heat and the dry weather - yours are absolutely amazing!
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Kathy
So pretty! Love my hydrangeas!
ReplyDeleteWow, what beautiful hydrangeas!! This is my first time here, found you through Romantic Homes mag!
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Carol in GA
http://antiquesanduniques.blogspot.com
Mine are about done for the year, I am going to miss them. Yours are lovely! Thank you for coming by to congratulate me.
ReplyDeleteKarla
They are gorgeous! We have a few in our yard. 2 of my neighbors have moved out so I have been "prunning" them so they don't go to waste :) That pound cake below looks so yummy!! Enjoy your day!
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Kristin
Those hydrangeas are absolutely gorgeous! Wish I had better luck with them. Connie
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