I was at Chataqua Institute in New York state this weekend and they had the most glorious hydrangeas. Made me want to come home and plant a few more of them in my beds. Yours are lovely!
I found your blog through Rocks in My Dryer. Reading through, I came across this post. I love hydrangea's, as well. I blogged about a beautiful wreath in the SL magazine. Oh, the photo doesn't do it justice. It's a barbed wire wreath with a sweet bird's nest, berries & hydrangea. From the pics on your blog, something similar would fit in well on a comfortable wall in your home or a rustic garden-area wall. Just wanted to share with you. Thanks for sharing your life through your blog. -karen http://waistingaway.wordpress.com/2008/10/15/autumn-orb/
Those are my favorite too.
ReplyDeleteAnd with good reason!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are lovely, Anna. You must have been taught well.
I don't blame you. They're crispy and clean.
ReplyDeleteI was at Chataqua Institute in New York state this weekend and they had the most glorious hydrangeas. Made me want to come home and plant a few more of them in my beds. Yours are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI don't gamble, but if I did I would be willing to bet that hydrangeas will bloom all year long in Heaven. :-)
ReplyDeleteso very pretty.
ReplyDeleteohhh I LOVE hydrangeas!! Have some beautiful dry blue ones in my dining room right now! LOVE THEM!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Rocks in My Dryer. Reading through, I came across this post. I love hydrangea's, as well. I blogged about a beautiful wreath in the SL magazine. Oh, the photo doesn't do it justice. It's a barbed wire wreath with a sweet bird's nest, berries & hydrangea. From the pics on your blog, something similar would fit in well on a comfortable wall in your home or a rustic garden-area wall. Just wanted to share with you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your life through your blog.
-karen
http://waistingaway.wordpress.com/2008/10/15/autumn-orb/