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My hydrangeas are finally gaining some color. This Fire Light – soon to be pink – is having visits by the honey bees.
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This Limelight Hydrangea has taken a lot of time before the blossoms began to bloom. It will become even more lovely. It grows to about 6-8 feet.
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Angel’s Blush is blushing right now, but it will soon have a lot more color. This is the time when the hydrangeas begin to gain color. Angel’s Blush can reach 8 to 12 feet tall, and 6 t0 1o feet wide.
Just one of the reasons I love hydrangeas is because they take a good amount of space. I don’t have to row up a lot of small flower beds – although I confess I do have some of those too. I guess I just cannot have live without many kinds of lovely flowers in my garden.
It’s fun to see the variety and changes!
Con – I’m glad you enjoyed those varieties. It is fun to make them. Or, perhaps fairer to say those fascinating plants.
Those are beauties, for sure. I have a few Hydrangeas, too, and I love them all. 🙂