I planted a deep pink last year too. Hoping that they all survive the cold and snow!
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Weekend
This weekend was fun. I went to tea with co-op friends, at one of their houses. It was open to all moms. It was a wonderful time of fellow...
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Sunday was Charter Day here in Pennsylvania. We celebrate the king giving William Penn's father the charter for this land, by opening a... -
Today is Melissa's due date -she is in labor and she and Geoff were headed to the birthing center to have the baby! I know she will co...
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They'll be fine. I'm pretty sure. Say, your blog looks so pretty. I panicked the other day when it was "in between" as I thought you had also gone to the minimalist look. I love this...looks so cozy and warm. So how's Snowmageddon treating you folks so far?
Hydrangeas...such gorgeous flowers!!
Here I sit, dreaming about next week, hoping that the storm has moved on and the cold viruses have moved on...and there you are dreaming of summer and those beautiful flowers! Your imagination is much better than mine. I think I'll join you...
longing for summer midst a winter storm...?
you're a wise woman. hoping you have cocoa at the ready.
Hydrangeas - my favorite garden flowers. I hope the storm is over quickly, without much damage. Our son is supposed to fly into DC on Sunday for business. Enjoy the summer dreams!
Hydrangeas are my favourite shrub Deanna and I have several varieties. Unfortunately the big mop heads that you like don't overwinter well and the buds are killed in spring resulting in no flowers.
A new one I'm waiting for blooms on is an oak leaf hydrangea, love the leaves.
Stay warm!
I love hydrangeas! I just planted some oak leaf hydrangeas for the first time in fall.
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