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Well, they will be blue given a bit more time ...
I just love Blue (or French) Hydrangeas! Paired with the white/pink variety, they were the base of my bridesmaids' bouquets - the dusky blue and deep crimson matched the October day beautifully. For more on the nature (and science) of blue hydrangeas, please see Jenn's post at Family in Feast and Feria. Hers are in full bloom and are just lovely!
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My hydrangea has never bloomed. :( I need to doctor it some and transplant it again! They are the loveliest flowers and just seem to be old-fashioned reminders of peaceful summer days.
Posted by: Teri | June 26, 2006 at 12:18 PM
Oh, Thank you, Dawn. My Bloglines account wasn't showing all the new entries, so I missed this on the actual day. But it's still lovely to see, and thanks for the link!
Posted by: Jenn Miller | June 30, 2006 at 09:07 AM