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Hydrangea Bouquet. My Picture of the Day


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Hydrangea macrophylla Nikko Blue

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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 6:32:00 AM
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23 comments:

  1. HannahSeptember 05, 2011

    The perfect picture flower! Love it with the crystal.

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  2. flowersandhomeSeptember 05, 2011

    Beautiful!!!!
    My hydrangea's have all faded by now but even that's beautiful: I grasped those fading colours already with my camera too!
    Bye,
    Marian

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  3. UnknownSeptember 05, 2011

    So love poochie smelling the poppies. Your hydrangeas are exquisite ... setting beautifully on the crystal & silver. I hope my newbies of this year will look that good next year. I also bought a pink one.

    Have a beautiful holiday ~
    TTFN ~
    Hugs,
    Marydon

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  4. Rebecca @ In The GardenSeptember 05, 2011

    Gorgeous! I am blue with envy! ;)

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  5. debsgardenSeptember 05, 2011

    Gorgeous! All of my hydrangeas have faded now, the brilliant blue but a memory. Sigh. Your hydrangea/ crystal combination is simply elegant.

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  6. ChristineSeptember 05, 2011

    B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!!!!

    I love those photos. They belong in a magazine!

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  7. Samantha VérantSeptember 06, 2011

    Absolutely gorgeous! I panted three hydrangeas this spring, (called Hortensia here), but they didn't bloom. I'm hoping for next year...

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  8. Gatsbys GardensSeptember 06, 2011

    Gorgeous blue! They do sell this variety in my zone 5 but it does not always do well.

    Eileen

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  9. RoseSeptember 06, 2011

    Gorgeous, Tatyana! I love the beautiful shade of blue--here our soil is alkaline, so my "blue" blooms always turn out pink:)

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  10. AnonymousSeptember 06, 2011

    Oh that beautiful blue! Hydrangeas here are pink, not enough acid in the soil. Beautiful Tatyana!

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  11. GRACE PETERSONSeptember 06, 2011

    Does any flower match the blue-ness of hydrangeas? I don't think so. Fabulous photos, Tatyana! Makes me think I should go pick a few myself.

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  12. i beatiSeptember 07, 2011

    You know I know its both blue and acidity pink but I love the blue and the wreaths made of hydrangea drying are spectacular!!

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  13. Janet, The Queen of SeafordSeptember 07, 2011

    Just lovely! Hope mine bloom better next year. I miss having those gorgeous blooms.

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  14. MarijkeSeptember 08, 2011

    Hallo Tatjana, lovely that you left a comment at my blog. I am a new follower of yours. I love it. What a beautiful blue color of te flowers. I have never seen this deep blue overhere in Holland.
    Warm whises Marijke from Holland.
    Sorry for the bad english its more then 30 years ago since I have learned it at school.

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  15. Town MouseSeptember 08, 2011

    What a lovely shade of blue! Right now, I so cherish the blossoms the early fall is presenting...

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  16. AnnelieSeptember 09, 2011

    The loveliest of blues you have captured there.
    Really fantastic color on your hydrangea.
    Love it!
    The snail below, ewww, but really nice pictures.
    The snail looks like the Spanish killer snail that wreaks havoc in my mohter's garden in Sweden.

    annelie

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  17. TizianaSeptember 10, 2011

    Fabulous! You're right they deserved a good report, are beautiful and perfect and enviable blue!
    To them that color should I put pounds of aluminum sulfate with my .....

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  18. Tatyana@MySecretGardenSeptember 10, 2011

    Thank you everyone! I am glad these flowers bring good feelings! Answering some questions: I don't add anything in the soil. Our soil is acidic.

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  19. Bengts fotobloggSeptember 12, 2011

    Lovely flower, beautiful color.

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  20. The Sage ButterflySeptember 14, 2011

    That is so beautiful I think it could classify as the picture of the month! Lovely blue...just takes your breath away. And the way you have arranged them is so complementary.

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  21. Jennifer@threedogsinagardenSeptember 14, 2011

    Simply beautiful! I love the shots of the Japanese garden as well. The central walkway is especially nice with the mix of rounded pebbles and larger stone pavers.

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  22. PASSIONEDECO FRANCESCAJanuary 12, 2012

    I love hydrangeas and, now that I've found it out, I love your blog!

    I'm following you!

    Fracesca from Italy

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  23. PawannaFebruary 02, 2013

    very pretty picture:)I like hydrangea, I have this beautiful color ...

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