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Blue Hydrangea
By Annella
- 22 Jun, 2011
- 12 likes
I love the pink and cream tints on this Hydrangea
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That's really beautiful annie, I love it.
22 Jun, 2011
What a lovely blend of colours, Ann - did you have to plant it in acid soil to keep it this colour ?
22 Jun, 2011
stunning detail..lovely hues..really like this
23 Jun, 2011
I've just planted a large REALLY pink one in a new flower bed at the front of the house. It has plenty of space!!! as can't decide what else to put in! LOL
23 Jun, 2011
Thanks all. This one came from Sainsburys last year and has been planted in ericaceous compost to keep it blue.
Do sheep like Hydrangeas Jane?!
23 Jun, 2011
Oh just don't go there!!!!!!!!!!
24 Jun, 2011
Do they prefere blue or pink?! Sorry that's not funny :o))
Mint sauce, mint sauce!!!!
24 Jun, 2011
It depends if they are boys or girls........................silly!! Jx
24 Jun, 2011
Derrrrr.... didn't think of that!!!!! Lol Fussy b***ers then!
24 Jun, 2011
This hydrangea is superb .... I am wondering if it is similar to a group of four that I have growing beneath a bedroom window at the front of the house. All I can remember is that at the end, the blooms were the most amazing crimson, with some being a mottled pink with cream & some being a blue with cream ... my husband swears they all started out as blue! (I was too busy moving in & getting the rooms sorted out & the china unpacked to notice). But will take special note when they flower again in the summer (very early spring here now). As there are four separate plants closely together, I originally thought it was just one big bush, but now I am thinking they might all be different ones, but they sort of grow entwined. Do you know the name of this one?
14 Sep, 2011
Enjoyed the sheep joke! (coming from a New Zealander in a land full of sheep, that is a big compliment lol)
14 Sep, 2011
Lol Dwyllis! Poor old Jane has had trouble with sheep in her garden. The Hydrangea came from a supermarket and had no name. The soil in my garden turns them all pink, it will be nice if you get a mix of colours.
14 Sep, 2011
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22 Jun, 2011