Isn't it a beauty?
Aren't l the luckiest girl ever? hehe
An early Christmas pressie from my wonderful thoughtful OH....it arrived yesterday carefully wrapped in paper and newspaper in a large parcel and looked like this when unwrapped
a young healthy perky plant with a hand written label on the root ball......
BOUQUET ROSE....link for more info
Hydrangea macrophylla cultivation notes: Shrubby Hydrangeas prefer a humus rich soil which is well drained, ideally in half or full sun. Plant in sheltered locations away from cold winds. Cut weak stems / flower heads in spring. Best planted neutral / acid soils, mulch yearly with compost.
| Type | Shrub (Multi-stemmed Plant), Deciduous, Flowering |
| Form | Rounded Multi-Stemmed Bush |
| Size | Large Border / Screening Plant (1.8 to 3m height) |
| Colours | Dark blue Flowers (Summer), Medium green Foliage |
| Care | Some Maintenance Required |
| Hardiness | Frost hardy, Seaside Friendly |
| Growth | Medium Growing Plant |
needs a little sheltered spot in our walled garden in one of my big zinc pots l think
Last Saturday walking to the Knit and Natter via the library l saw some Hydrangea heads asking how much was told they would have been £12 each...gasp!!
But were all needed for an arrangement already ordered
Came home and said l must buy a plant or two at that price...hehe
LUCKY ME....THANK YOU PHIL FOR BEING SO THOUGHTFUL
LOVE YOU LOTS XX
Little bit sad today too...the friends that were coming for Christmas can't make it now a Christmas family turn is theirs this years!...and l was planning such a fun time too
Oh well new plans to make and you all know how l love planning stuff hehe
Have a fabulous Friday all
Hugs xx
What a nice gift, and looks a lovely healthy young plant. I love hydrangeas and this year have added a chemical to the soil to turn my pink hydrangea blue and various shades in between, fun!! The heads also dry well Suz so you then can have a nice display for winter.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your Christmas plans having to alter, am sure you will soon come up with another idea.
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How lovely Suz. I had a look at my pink one but the blooms are already past their best.
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Oh yes, the hydrangea is really a beautiful flower :))
ReplyDeleteFab colour - ericaeous compost in your pot - I think!!
ReplyDeleteEricaceous!!?
ReplyDeleteHi all..cant wait to have flowers on it they will make stunning additions to the decor and l'd like a pink and white one too hehe..greedy me
ReplyDeleteJust hope l dont kill it hehe
Thanks Annie..no probs..enjoy your wkend x
Hugs All xx
Thanks Twiglet....l'll get some today decided a trip to the garden centre is on the menu for me..planning the front door pots right now hehehehe..more fun playtime x
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