View allAll Photos Tagged hydrangea
We planted these hydrangeas over 40 years ago. The only thing that stops them from blooming is a late freeze.
the hydrangea bush in my yard, in full gear -- always blooms in those wonderfully watery blueish lavender tones...
this one's for placeinsun, who's own hydrangea photos reminded me to take this while it's blooming...
Hydrangeas are one of my favourite flowers. I love not only the range and shades of colors, but also the fact that they display them all at once on one bush.
This dress will be for sale, I just need to make a nicer petticoat for the set...
This lovely Hydrangea plant is just off our back patio. The flowers from mid-July until September are creamy white. As the season changes, the become tinged with a soft pink and then face all to brown. What a feast for the eyes!
Enjoy, and thanks for your views and comments.
this hydrangea i rescued after the neighbors pulled it out of their yard and left it by the roadside for a few days. i cut it back to nothing and now it's been two - three years and it's finally blooming. i was surprised how blue it was, but it is under fir trees and surrounded by woodchip mulch.
Not quite sure how all this happened. It was raining so toddled out to our garden, camera in tow. I saw this hydrangea mostly covered by leaves from the angle I was at. So I clicked away and this is what turned up.
I fiddled around the Picnic, toned it up a bit with the temperature & colour bar added some vingette and framed it.
Hydrangea flower up close. Focus should have been a little further back, but the arrangement is interesting.
Seen in the garden of Villa Carlotta in Tremezzo, Italy.
Many thanks for your visits / comments / faves!
I was impressed how well and tall the Hydrangea grow in the gardens around the Village of Volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.Though not native to Hawai’i, these colorful plants with 8 inch wide "pom-pom" blooms have earned the Hawaiian name “pōpōhau", which means snow-ball. The Hydrangea on the Big Island are mostly of Hydrangea macrophylla. This very popular variety came to Hawai'i from China and can be a wide range of colors, This plant was growing in the yard of the house where we stayed,
hydrangea seedhead in December
You need my written permission to use any of my images on the web. Please also contact me if you wish to license or purchase one of my prints as I only publish smaller lower quality images on social media. You can read more about the flowers I post on flickr over on my gardening and nature blog www.leavesnbloom.com.