We have an oak leaf hydrangea bush near our front walk. In the Fall it gets blossoms that are a ball made of individual flowers, that dry and fall off in the winter. As I walked past it the other day, I noticed one lone flower that has managed to stay throughout the whole winter and into the Spring. Even after all that time, it's still beautiful!
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So much detail in those little petals.
Do you ever pick them in the fall and dry them? I dried a bunch of my Annabell hydrangeas last year when they were still green. They turned out beautiful.
I posted a photo of one of these plants the other day hoping someone could tell me what it was called. Someone did and it was a new one for me. Now, I see one here. I need to go check out what zones it will grow in.
I have been hoping around all of your blogs. But, love all the photos I have seen here. They are just wonderful.
I hope that old barn that is for sale does not become a brand new subdivision. But, you are probably right about the buildings being the first thing to go.
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