Hello Everyone! Just waiting out Irene at a friend's home after boarding up windows on the waterside of the cottage.
While the guys were doing their thing I picked up around the yard and cut hydrangea blooms that would surely not have been intact after the winds and rains.
The trick is to cut them when they are firm to the touch and I always have great success with them drying beautifully.
Since I didn't have much choice, they were picked at different stages and are spread around the house in glasses with a little water hoping for the best!
Wishing you all the best of luck with your hydrangeas!! (and with Irene)
xoRoberta
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8 comments:
Hi Roberta, these are beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Be safe my friend!!!!!!! xokathee
Hoping for the best here in RI! We're right by the water, but on a hill. Hope your cottage will be fine!!
How lovely!
We made out ok...hope you did too!
They look beautiful!
Jennelise
Hi Roberta
Beautiful shots and flowers.. Hope all went well with Irene and no damage..
I've been away.. hence my lack of visits.. actually I was in Italy when Irene was bearing down on you guys...
Catch you soon.. ciao xxx Julie
Soo beautiful! Just went through your blog and I have to tell you it is wonderful. Love your happy posts. I'll be back to say hello again:)
~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens
WOW! the hydrangeas are so gorgeous. I would love a big bunch of them in all of those colors! I have some but mine are not quite as pretty as yours! Thanks for sharing!
Planting is very hard work for me. After five year I plant lots of vegetables and flowers in my garden. flower plant will take time to grow fully, and sure to share in my personal blog.
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