This Pinkie Winkie Hydrangea is a beauty for all seasons.
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| Summer 2012 |
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| Fall 2012 |
In the spring it's creamy white with pink-blushed tips.
Now, it's a ruby-red WOW!
There is one last colour transformation to come...
Rosemary Danielis blogs about her magnificent and inspirational garden
Oh Rosemary!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are excellent !!!!!!
I am enchanted by them.
Lucia
Thank you Lucia, I love this colour too :)
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ReplyDeleteHydrangea is a beautiful color, but the wonderful pictures. Yours.
Thank you Giga, I am happy to have a flower that changes colour so beautifully :)
DeleteLarge beautiful photos! This Hydrangea is very pretty in fall too, changed its colors all the seasons.
ReplyDeleteI am really appreciating this hydrangea, it is new to my garden :)
DeleteVery nice photographed Rosemary..... really good work.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
Thank you Joop, it is fun to work with the flower's interesting shape and colours.
DeleteI love pinkie winkie, but do not have it myself. It reminds me of vanilla icecream cones drizzled with raspberry juice.
ReplyDeleteRosemary, that is the perfect description! This hydrangea is new to my garden and I am loving the way it looks. I have just purchased two more, a sure sign for something to go wrong with it next year, now that I will have three :)
DeleteHello there, I'm back!!! Had a blast and a wonderful break. The colors of this hydrangea are beautiful. I wish we could grow these plants here in Tucson. Hope you had a good weekend:)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! Sounds (and looks) like you had a wonderful time.
DeleteYou take really excelent macros, congrats.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit Sergio :)
DeleteHello Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots you've made!! Wonderful to see the flower buds with a beautiful loss of sharpness. Well done!!
Many greetings,
Marco
Thank you Marco, flowers never disappoint you when you get close up!
DeleteIts a transformation to such a dazzlingly hue of ruby red. Mine just change to a deeper but mellow maroon.
ReplyDeleteThis particular bush stands all by itself, while two others I have are surrounded by tall flowers. I've noticed that this stand-alone one is the brightest red while the others are more maroon. I wonder if this plays a role in the fall colour.
DeleteThese are just beautiful!! What gorgeous color!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marcie, nice to meet you!
DeleteVery nicely photographed Rosemary, the first and last photos are absolutely super.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Irma
Those buds tantalize, Rosemary, and the bloom color is incredible. Thanks for showing me something I need in a bad way.
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