Hydrangea bush in my neighborhood – Photo by Helena B. (Concord, NH)
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Hydrangea bush in my neighborhood – Photo by Helena B. (Concord, NH)
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Hello, Selma!
Thank you so much for your comment – you are a shining light and I remember you with great fondness! I’m so glad to be back! It seems I’m here to stay… among the living! All the Best! 🙂
Helena: hello “stranger”… lovely to hear from you for my first time in years! Hope you are well. 😇
Barbara Kathryn & Mieke: yes, this kind of “tree” hydrangeas is quite popular in USA & Canada, at least in the north-east. Apparently rare or not seen in Europe?
Thank you. Love it! Wow!!
Lovely bush in tree form. Besides the elegance it will keep the lower blooms from trailing on the ground on rainy days. I didn’t know hydrangeas could be grafted onto a trunk (or however it’s done) like some rosebushes are. The pastel tones are lovely in that setting.
Love the mixed colours, and that they have trained it which I have’nt seen before – to be an upright version as opposed to the usual standard ones (maybe one can now buy them like that now). Thank you for sharing.