I am looking forward to spring for so many reasons, but one is certainly flowers.
I was able to kick start my flower photos at the home and garden show.
Here is a straight out of the camera shot of Hydrangea flowers.
I have not been overly successful in trying to grow these bushes.
I never seem to get the acidity balance or pruning correct to keep them flowering so beautifully.
I do appreciate anyone who can!
When I was at Lancaster University (northwest England), I came across this huge hydrangea:
I actually walked by it a couple days before I realized what it was, and then I was stunned by it's size. The continuous rain and more moderate temperatures that summer might have been worth it for this beauty alone. I also really liked that they hadn't over landscaped anything, but just let the area grow. It was nice to have a snack outside here on occasion.
More fun SOOC photos visit Murrietta 365.
I hope you're having a good weekend.
M.E.
17 comments:
Beautiful flowers!
Hydrangeas are one of my favorites. The don't grow well in our heat, but I keep trying.
Beautiful pictures. My mother has one, and it really is a beautiful flower.
My lordy those are pretty. Love it!
Beautiful!
I love hydrangas, and how they can sometimes have two different color blooms on the same bush. Daddy useed to grow HUGE ones like that.
My childhood home had lovely hydrangeas. It's a trip down memory lane!
I really like hydrangeas too. Very nice shots!
wow they look beautiful
lovely captures
SOOC sunday
I love hydrangeas too. We should start a hydrangea fan club.Mine are resting after a spurt of February blooms.
Rosie
Such a beautiful shrub...just wish they bloomed longer! I have never tried to grow one.
Hydrangeas spread and grow profusely in a wet climate
beautiful specimen. I love them also.
love your sooc shot, what a beautiful blue - I love hydrangeas, i have the wonderful annabels in my garden.
Beautiful hydrangeas...I can't wait until I can see some flowers blooming again.
I love the soft pastel colors of these blooms. :0)
So beautiful. You know how I feel about hydrangeas!
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