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Purple Tiers hydrangea
By Rkwright
25 Jun, 2012
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This doesn't have the huge flowers like Twist-n-shout but up close they are the prettiest of all my hydrangea flowers.
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Such wonderful colour, too, or should I say "colours".
25 Jun, 2012
So beautiful !
25 Jun, 2012
They are prettiest shortly after the flowers open, the purple and blue are really deep but start to fade after a few weeks. It looks really nice in the shade with hostas or hemlocks and the leaves and flowers have done better in shade (maybe because it has been so hot). I just planted it today at my new house with one of my japanese maples and hinoki cypress.
26 Jun, 2012
This new garden of yours sounds rather special, Rkwright - any chance of some pictures?
26 Jun, 2012
Once I get closer to finishing I'll add some more pictures. The area where I planted this one only has half the grass removed so far and I still have a few gaps to fill in. It is coming along nicely though.
26 Jun, 2012
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This photo is of "Hydrangea serrata 'Miyama-yae-murasaki' (Purple Tiers)" in Rkwright's garden
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I agree about the prettiest, I love this one with it's little stars.
25 Jun, 2012