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Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia

 

Hydrangea commonly named the hortensia, is a genus of more than 70 species of flowering plants native to Asia and the Americas. By far the greatest species diversity is in eastern Asia, notably China, Korea, and Japan. Most are shrubs 1–3 m (3 ft 3 in – 9 ft 10 in) tall, but some are small trees, and others lianas reaching up to 30 m (100 ft) by climbing up trees. They can be either deciduous or evergreen, though the widely cultivated temperate species are all deciduous.

 

The flowers of many hydrangea act as natural pH indicators, sporting blue flowers when the soil is acidic and pink ones when the soil is alkaline.

Tamagawadai Park, Tōkyō, Japan.

 

東京都大田区、多摩川台公園。桜の木が多くて春先は花見でにぎわいますが、アジサイも多数植えられています。

Beautiful colours in this blue-pink hydrangea - large better!

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東京都北区赤羽西2-23-3

Our hydrangea is blooming.

Tōkyō, Japan.

 

最近,白い花にひかれます。

東京都にて。

Looking Close… on Friday! Bokeh in Blue

After many years, loots of hydrangeas are showing this year, which is probably due to the recent abundant rain - so everything has its pros and cons!

[Schneider-Kreuznach Curtagon 35mm / 2.8]

Dried

 

52 Weeks 2025 Edition - Week 21 - High/Low Key with Negative Space

 

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Panicled hydrangea, Vipphortensia

(Hydrangea paniculata)

hydrangeas in Mum's front garden - maybe I should have been dead-heading them, but decided to take photos instead. While I was taking them it was just me, the camera, the light and obstructions to overcome with background etc. While processing, my mind was drawn back to their and my and Mum's story.

 

Memories of how Mum wouldn't allow anyone to deadhead them, because she knew best (even though she hated gardening!) and then, reluctantly as she became more and more disabled she allowed me to cut them, while tut-tutting at my more radical pruning style, but accepting that I must know what I was doing because I went (as a mature student) to horticultural college - not realising that garden designers don't learn how to prune hydrangeas. I only know what to do through experience of pruning them.

 

And now looking at the photo, here they are, and here I am. Mum is a memory. And it is as it is for now.

Spotted while on a morning walk. It must be hydrangea season.

More evening light

 

… this time in our garden (shot after a walk in the park).

 

This is Hydrangea paniculata “Unique”.

 

P102-8286 Taken in: our garden, Perth, Scotland

Beautiful colourful hydrangea growing in this garden that I walked by this morning and most certainly there were lots of them!

 

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P1001638 Taken at: our garden, Perth, Scotland.

In Hanno near Tokyo

Flowering

Hydrangea Summer flowers in Cabinteely Park, Dublin, Ireland

The hydrangea in my garden appear to be doing quite well this year. This particular one has produced an ‘ice-cream cone’ shaped bloom that was over 30cm long! That’s one foot long of beautiful, mellow creamy-white little flowerlet’s! I have another one that is quite similar in appearance but some of its little flowers have a pinky-red edge to them.

 

I love hydrangea!

Sony ILCE 7R : Tamron SP 500mm f/8 Tele-Macro Catadioptric

VER CON FONDO NEGRO - VIEW ON BLACK

Gibbs Gardens. Ball Ground, GA

A beautiful tree hydrangea at RHS Harlow Carr

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The floral remains of this Hydrangea have faded to "pale" see through pedals.

 

I sometimes wonder if Hydrangeas ever stop flowering in Brittany; however I do know they do, but here is one beginning to bloom.

 

Better viewed large.

 

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