First signs of hydrangeas.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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5 comments:
when i was little...we had a huge snowball bush that separated our yard from the neighbors. we used to make it our playhouse. i love those!
I'm dying here... What a lovely sight to get to see each day. How blessed are you? They are just soooo LUCIOUS!! sigh...
edible.
Your garden is so far ahead of mine here in Scotland, my hydrangeas are just beginning to show buds. And how do you keep them blue?? Beautiful photographs!
Evie
Oh Wow. Those look so great! It's getting warmer here in SoCal, the hills are getting browner and browner; sigh. Getting to see these is a nice break.
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