Uwielbiam hortensje, piękne bukiety kwiatowe. Twoje zdjęcia ich są śliczne. Pozdrawiam. I love hydrangeas, beautiful bouquets. Your photos they are beautiful. Yours.
I am so envious...your spring is here and summer coming soon .... our gloomy and dark days are damp and cold and getting colder - ugh...At least I get to see these gorgeous hydrangeas today-thanx
Hydrangeas always remind me of my grandmother's semi in Blair Street North Bondi in the late 50s early 60s where she had them all down the side path. They were delightful just before Christmas each and every year. They are one of those delightul older style flowers that seem to have lost their appeal. Not to me, though ...
Oh Carole, these are GORGEOUS...I always drink in their beauty and have only to see my dried bouquets for now. Enjoy yours...love the blue and yellow creamed ones the best...oh, I love them ll;') My momma got me interested in late 1960's. Have a great day~
Beautiful hydrangeas!!! One of my favorite flowers! How interesting that this is a traditional Christmas decoration "down under"!!! Here in the States it's the poinsettia...
oh I might add though that they're not especially 'traditional' Christmas decoration. It's just that they're flowering now through and beyond Christmas and because I have so many of them, I like to use them for floral decoration. Poinsettias do abound in the nurseries for Christmas here also, though are 'forced' to flower outside their normal period for the occasion.
thanks for visiting Snap Happy Birding, and for leaving a comment; I can still see them. Now both my blogs are resting in idle mode. It was time to give other things priority, even though I miss my regular blogging and the feedback that came my way over the years. Take care.
they're beauties, for sure.
ReplyDeleteUwielbiam hortensje, piękne bukiety kwiatowe. Twoje zdjęcia ich są śliczne. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteI love hydrangeas, beautiful bouquets. Your photos they are beautiful. Yours.
Those are gorgeous, Carole!
ReplyDeleteThey are perfect for an arrangement.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours.
They are so pretty.
Thanks for sharing.
Just amazing bouquets.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
I'm a native wildflower fan - but for your FAAAAABULOUS shots of these gorgeous hydrangeas, I'll make an exception!
ReplyDeleteThe Hydrangea's are just beautiful. I photographed some pink ones last spring. Yours are blue and beautiful.
ReplyDeletehello, Carol, I has looked to me just at your miraculous photos of the flowers, the animals and the trees on your Blog...
ReplyDeletethe old trees are immense and who knows like old them are... certainly nobody knows...
we have here very foggy weather and-2 ° and you have certainly marvellous weather, otherwise the nature could not look so great...
the pictures of the harbour are also marvellous, I love the sea and the driving by ships...
hearty one greets from cold Germany
Hydrangeas for Christmas. Not too common up top here.
ReplyDeleteWe can't grow them like this here, but on the west side of Oregon, I saw some beautiful ones last summer. Fabulous colors!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of these beautiful flower!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos! The hydrangeas are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images! Really nice photos. Do you have speciall leses for macro shot?
ReplyDeletethanks all for your lovely comments, and to Imagebloke, no special lenses, but a macro-setting only for these photos
ReplyDeleteIch liebe Hortensien, leider sind sie bei uns alle verwelkt, es ist Herbst.
ReplyDeleteLG Mathilda
Beautiful images Carole - I especially like the second and last ones. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteyour rain-kissed hydrangeas are beautiful. i love the purplish tint. i've been trying to grow this flower but it couldn't withstand the heat.:(
ReplyDeleteI was trying not to think about the C word just yet Carole, but I do like your hydrangea pictures.
ReplyDeleteI am so envious...your spring is here and summer coming soon .... our gloomy and dark days are damp and cold and getting colder - ugh...At least I get to see these gorgeous hydrangeas today-thanx
ReplyDeleteCarole Wow what a beautiful flower, they call it here Peony.
ReplyDeleteThe second is really great.
love this plant with variations of colors. I have one too, but it is winter now here in Norway and the flowers are all gone. Nice to see yours!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Carole!!!
ReplyDeletePaper hugs,
Jan
You just have to love hydrangeas!
ReplyDeleteSO gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love hydrangeas. Yours are pretty.
ReplyDeleteYellow Buttercup
Just wonderful ! Lovely flowers and gentle tones.
ReplyDeleteI really love the ones with the raindrops!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful close up compositions.
ReplyDeleteWow - these are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletePerfect! Love the subtle colors.
ReplyDeleteLove these flowers! Aren't they the most delicate,lovely flowers ever!
ReplyDeletei like the water droplets. A great series of shots.
ReplyDeleteHydrangeas always remind me of my grandmother's semi in Blair Street North Bondi in the late 50s early 60s where she had them all down the side path. They were delightful just before Christmas each and every year. They are one of those delightul older style flowers that seem to have lost their appeal. Not to me, though ...
ReplyDeleteI am in love with hydrangeas...these are simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing these beauties!!
ReplyDeleteOh Carole, these are GORGEOUS...I always drink in their beauty and have only to see my dried bouquets for now. Enjoy yours...love the blue and yellow creamed ones the best...oh, I love them ll;') My momma got me interested in late 1960's. Have a great day~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hydrangeas!!! One of my favorite flowers! How interesting that this is a traditional Christmas decoration "down under"!!! Here in the States it's the poinsettia...
ReplyDeleteoh I might add though that they're not especially 'traditional' Christmas decoration. It's just that they're flowering now through and beyond Christmas and because I have so many of them, I like to use them for floral decoration. Poinsettias do abound in the nurseries for Christmas here also, though are 'forced' to flower outside their normal period for the occasion.
DeleteThey are all beautiful, Carole. That last one is a stunning macro shot!
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