What a lot of Hydrangeas – from a variety of destinations including RHS Wisley and the Savill Garden near Windsor. Probably a few from Golden Hill Nurseries down on the south coast who are specialists in this beautiful plant – definitely worth seeking out their expert knowledge at any future plant fair or flower show.
This, here, is just an opportunity to look through my back catalogue for any images I had been thoughtful enough to tag with the name, or at the least that it is a Hydrangea. Macrophylla, Paniculata, oak-leaved and arborescens, shrubby or climbing, white, pink purple and blue – surely there must be a Hydrangea for every garden. Happy hunting.
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2 thoughts on “Hydrangeas and nothing but Hydrangeas ….”
Hydrangeas are beautiful! They are very resistant and a beautiful addition to every garden. I grow hydrangeas in different colors but mine favorite is definitely pink one. It’s blooming very beautiful! I also add a fertilizer to mine hydrangeas and I see that it helps them a lot. I use the one from substral brand https://gardenseedsmarket.com/intervention-fertilizer-for-hydrangea-magic-strength-substral-350-g.html which make the colour more intensive and positively affect their growth. Martin, awesome photos and thanks for this post!
Indeed great photos and these images prove why there are one of the most loving plants. And need that much care as well.
Great work. Keep sharing such posts.
Hydrangeas are beautiful! They are very resistant and a beautiful addition to every garden. I grow hydrangeas in different colors but mine favorite is definitely pink one. It’s blooming very beautiful! I also add a fertilizer to mine hydrangeas and I see that it helps them a lot. I use the one from substral brand https://gardenseedsmarket.com/intervention-fertilizer-for-hydrangea-magic-strength-substral-350-g.html which make the colour more intensive and positively affect their growth. Martin, awesome photos and thanks for this post!
Indeed great photos and these images prove why there are one of the most loving plants. And need that much care as well.
Great work. Keep sharing such posts.