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My hydrangea plant has changed it's color to a light pink and won't be around too much longer due to the fall weather. I will miss seeing the pretty flowers until next spring.
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That is so pretty, Julie! I need to harvest some of mine today to dry them for arrangements. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteOh boy, it really is that time of year! Enjoy the last of the color!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite flower...down here most of them are blue. I have saved some and dried them.
ReplyDeleteMine have changed too and I'm loving how they add to the fall aesthetic outside. I cut some and put them in baskets on the porch too!
ReplyDeleteYour hydrangea is beautiful, and it is somewhat sad seeing the last of the beautiful colors as fall is here, and winter is around the corner! Have a wonderful Wednesday :)
ReplyDeleteA lovely end to the gardening season, Julie! Love those antique colors! xo Karen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hues in the flowers! Do you bring the flowers in to dry Julie? Then you could enjoy them through the winter too.
ReplyDeleteWendy
Your hydrangeas are absolutely beautiful, Julie! I'd be sad too, not to see those blooms! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteOhh those are my fave!! I would love to have some in my yard.
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful aren't they! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite flower....well one of my many favorite flowers!!!! I'm so jealous of yours!
ReplyDeleteMine did not bloom this year. I planted it last summer and was hoping it would give me beautiful blossoms this year. The plant looks very healthy though.
Beautiful Julie, Love the change in color to a fallish hue. My hydrangeas never bloomed once this year. Huge plant with no blooms. So strange. Looks like yours did good. Hugs, cm
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely sad to see the flowers go, but it gives us something to look forward to in spring!
ReplyDeleteMine are a different color, too, now, and I'm enjoying them while they last!
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother's favorite flower. Until next spring.
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Gorgeous... xoxo Su
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Sorry I've been so late in stopping by to say hello. One week away from my Daughters wedding with so much yet to do. But I wanted to take a little time and see what I've been missing!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week!
~Laurie