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Hydrangea ‘Vanilla Fraise’ is a large-flowering, repeat-blooming type that will produce masses of large white blooms that are truly attractive. Growing to 4-5ft tall, it will brighten up any shady part of your garden.
It flowers all summer long and a added beauty is that their white blooms gradually change colour to become a shrub, bearing a simply breath-taking display of very vibrant pink flowers.
I admired linfrye's hydrangea painting so much I asked her if I could use her photo and painting to practice negative painting. My paintings will never be as loose and painterly as Lins (I tend to overdo), but I reallu enoyed the negative painting. Here is the link to her painting: www.flickr.com/photos/linfrye/5880548848/
Hydrangea / Hortensie (Hydrangea macrophylla) 'Maculata' - much better Large On Black
in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
Hydrangea macrophylla - It was growing in an extremely sunny location in Putnam County, Carmel,NY. The flower heads were big and pink, blue, lavender or a mixture of these colors! It is also known as: lacecap hydrangea or mophead hydrangea or bigleaf hydrangea.
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ID totally corrected 22 November 2020.
I puzzled over this shrub in bloom in the Roan Mountain area (Tennessee, USA) on 7 July 2020. I initially thought it was a Viburnum species, but something was not quite right. An astute observer on iNaturalist corrected me at last. This is:
Wild Hydrangea - Hydrangea arborescens
I was expecting Hydrangea to have large sterile flowers around the edge of the cluster, but these are not always present. I should have looked more closely at the flowers--they have 8-10 stamens, characteristic of Hydrangea, while Viburnums have 5 stamens. If I had looked at my trusty Newcomb's Wildflower Guide for this one, I would have not gone astray, as that is highlighted as the difference between Hydrangea and Viburnums, otherwise similar in overall flower arrangement, branching (opposite), and foliage.
Hydrangea in the early morning.
Fujisan Hongu Sengentaisha Shrine. Fujinomiya, Shizuoka (June 20, 2010)