Perhaps I should tell you how they came about.
It was quite some years back when (starting to sound like a fairy-tale?) ....I was picking these hydrangeas. They flower so prolifically, and ready for masses of indoor decoration each Christmas on my side of the world (ssshhh ... I know it's not all that far away again).
Believe me; this is taking you somewhere; next step is the big clue.
Had you already guessed by now I wonder?
Had you already guessed by now I wonder?
Then, the Aussie stamp at the top right; it's a digital-graphic stamp made from one of my original paper-cuttings, on this post.
Hydrangeas for Christmas! Now that would be special! The birdies are terrific - of course!
ReplyDeleteYou're little birds are really cute.....TFS
ReplyDeleteThose birds are just the perfect final touch. The flowers are breathtaking. Cooler here today - frost around the corner.
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Burtine
Never would have guessed...darling 'leaves'! Silly of me as I know you use EVERYTHING to create! Your hydrangeas are absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing how it all came about...very interesting!
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I love the bloom in the first photo. What's this variety's name?
ReplyDeleteShirley that one is Hovaria HOMIGO (Hydrangea macrophylla 'Homigo') Height 1.5m x 1.5 m. Label says Bred in Holland by the Hofstede family, this award winning Hydrangea changes colour during the growing season. A compact deciduous shrub first producing large blue flowers in summer which progressively turn green then finally to a bright red in autumn.
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