Bi-colored

These blooms in two shades are growing on the same plant. That seemed unusual to me. I know the color of hydrangeas is determined by the acidity of the soil. I wonder if that is the case here.

[Mrs. Smith]

I actually saw this last year on a garden walk. I thought it was two plants close together until I looked again. I like the colors in your picture. V

[Rick Schies]

Very nice, and how strange that if it is due to the soil's acidity that it occurs in the same plant.

[cglist]

They're beautiful! Maybe the soil's pH is mixed - even in a that small area?

[Kerri]

Very pretty

[Terry]

Don't know anything about it, except it is a beautiful flower..

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's very pretty. Maybe this plant knows that "variety is the spice of life" (o: It's possible that not only the accidity determines the color, but the pollination as well. Perhaps different bees are the cause here. I don't know, I suppose a biologist or expert gardener might know for sure.

[Cindy Bryant]

The frame is perfect for this pic