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And I am not referring to the British politicians. Honest!

We're drying some hydrangeas that we grew at home here, very colorful while in the drying process.

 

Nikkor-P 105mm f2.5 on Nikon D70. Exposure 4 seconds, ISO 200, f11, preset white balance, and lit by 3 60watt bulbs.

  

The cool nights of September are tingeing the Hydrangea flowers with a lovely fuchsia color...

a baby hydrangea bush.

took this a few weeks ago, ummmmm..

 

yup :)

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Hydrangeas at the house

More details of our splendid hydrangea now the star our our top flower bed.

This shrubery ,reaching only 3 to 4 feet tall, is great for small gardens. The Hydrangea Macrophylla is impressive in color, and will last through the summer.

Hydrangea macrophylla (アジサイ) in my next-door neighbor's garden on a rainy day

Hydrangea macrophylla (アジサイ) in my next-door neighbor's garden on a rainy day

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Photo:E-P1+MF-2+G.ZUIKO 50mmF1.4

 

カシワバアジサイ ( 柏葉紫陽花 )

Hydrangea quercifolia

 

お庭のカシワバアジサイ、ふと気づくといっぱい咲いて大きくなってた

pretty close up of the 'pink elf' hydrangea flowers

Hydrangea blossoms can vary from pink to blue, depending on the amount of aluminum in the soil. (Alcoa may want to mine here.)

 

The blossoms of Hydrangeas are normally globes of flowers, but these are a variety that blooms in flat-topped bunches.

 

Fading hydrangea, on their way out, (kind of like summertime) but still pretty, sitting on an old weathered table in the yard at my sister's vacation house.

 

Long day today ... 3 hour drive to soccer, soccer game with too much sun and wind (3-0 win, YEY!), then back to college to take my daughter to dinner, then to Walmart to buy YET MORE STUFF to shove into her dorm room, then drive home. Tomorrow we do it again. I'm going to get really sick of sitting in the car. Now...wishing I had put sunscreen on my face and not just on my arms, I am going to bed and hoping my face won't still be BRIGHT RED in the morning. (what a dope I am!)

hydrangea macrophylla

 

Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan

Lavender hydrangea bouquet by Blue Petyl www.bluepetyl.com

A visitor to the High Line photographs the lovely, blooming Limelight hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight') at 16th street.

Lightroom lesson from Kim Klassen. This stuff does not come easy to me and I so appreciate Kim's lessons.

  

Hydrangeas are deciduous shrubs or small trees. They are grown for their beautiful domed or flattened flowers which appear in mid-summer for a month.

 

The flowers normally consist of a mass of fertile flowers surrounded by infertile flowers which give the hydrangea its large flower heads. Some varieties however have almost all sterile flowers.

 

Hydrangea arborescens and quercifolia are natives of North America, Hydrangea serratifolia is native to South America. The remainder of hydrangeas are natives East Asia.

Peggy Porschen Inspired Hydrangea Cupcakes. More information on these cupcakes can be viewed on my blog cakesetcbydana.blogspot.com/2011/07/peggy-porschen-inspir...

 

I am now carrying the Hydrangea cutter and veiner set in my store. astore.amazon.com/cakeetcbyda-20/detail/B004E5ZXA4 I also have the Peggy Porschen book astore.amazon.com/cakeetcbyda-20/detail/0307464555

Hydrangea flowers with colors of pale yellow, ivory, purple, lavender and blue.

Hydrangeas, not quite in full bloom yet.

Hydrangeas are native to southern and eastern Asia. Find this cultivar, 'Mariesii Perfecta', flowering in Kew's Japanese Landscape.

These images represent the remainder of wildflower species I managed to photograph on the recent trip to the Ketona Dolomite Glades of central Alabama. We saw several endemics as well as a number of disjunct species -- the closest examples found hundreds of miles away. It was a full day of botanizing with great friends and great weather.

 

To check out the full trip report, please go to Jim's Blog.

Hydrangea.

 

This is a stereogram, to be viewed in crossview technique.

Separate images have been taken subsequently.

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