Hydrangea- macrophylla

Not only did I buy the lovely pink Calla Lily yesterday but I also indulged in the purchase of this beauty -- just what I wanted in the back garden to replace my old lace-cap Hydrangea which died of old age last year ! ( best viewed on black if you have the time !! )
Another weekend , and more to the point the last day of July - tomorrow ,August , where does the time go !! Have a great weekend !

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful. The window sill (or is it the door) will look very beautiful when the hydrangea is in full bloom.

[Karen]

Beautiful. I love hydrangeas

[PhotoCrazy]

Lovely!

[Wylie]

that's a special looking hydrangea, I'm sure its in safe hands

[Diana]

It looks wonderful, lobe the colour the chose.

[Carole Sandford]

Love hydrangeas & this looks a lovely one!

[Valerie Chesney]

So very lovely.

[Lou Ann]

It is lovely. It will love being in your beautiful garden.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Babs]

I am quite envious, I wish we could grow hydrangeas, they don't seem to like it here in New South Wales. We has two beautiful plants when we lived in Melbourne though.

[Cathy Donohoue]

It is going to be gorgeous. I have planted several this year, some just stalks. Hope to share blooms next year.

[Peter Dulis]

well captured

[Lee]

Lovely colours.

[wendy frost]

It is going to be a beauty when all those flowers are open Beryl a lovely treat for yourself .

[Nina Ganci]

very pretty bouquet! Enjoy them

[Dawn]

Lovely enjoy

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[Shirley B]

A great buy with all those blooms waiting to flower.

[tony gig]

Great shot...fav

[Bep]

Nice one, Beryl. Enjoy your weekend.

[Rosie Kind]

Beautiful and like you, I can’t believe it’s August tomorrow

[carol white]

Beautiful colours

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely shot

[Maggiemae]

Looks as if it might be a pink one which will be very pretty!

[Lois]

It's beautiful!

[Donna]

Gorgeous purchase!

[Shutterbug]

Another beauty. My sense of time is totally messed up since covid.

[Heather]

Beautiful! I learned recently that the colour of hydrangeas reflects the acidity of the soil. And I've been told that in Colombia people put a copper coin in the soil to make the hydrangeas blue. You probably know all this, Beryl, but I thought I would pass it on in case.