I always think of autumn colors as bright and red and boldly vivid, but the hydrangeas and anemones show that fall can be such a soft delicate pink too. Nice.
Sissy, I luv the simplicity of this post and the photos are beautiful.
I suspect you are aging in a spectacular way!
Do you know where I can get some bear meat??? Truth be known, I'm not all that interested in football, but I live in GB, so I've no choice about absorbing some of it.
That certainly brightens up a dark corner in a beautiful way!
ReplyDeleteSissy, these hydrangea photos are just stunning. I love the very delicate tones of pink and creamy-white.
ReplyDeleteDo you cut them for inside to dry for the winter? And if you, what time is the best time to cut them.
I've managed to do it, but I think by flook!
Diane
Wonderful, wonderful photos of these beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, it would be so nice to age as gracefully as these flowers are doing.
FlowerLady
They look beautiful Sissy. I just love Hydrangea.
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I always think of autumn colors as bright and red and boldly vivid, but the hydrangeas and anemones show that fall can be such a soft delicate pink too. Nice.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful muted shades! It's like an artist delicately painted them. Do you dry them?
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ReplyDeleteLovely corner, Sissy.
ReplyDeleteI see your limelight is turning pink, too. A few blogger friends told me theirs does not turn pink. I thought maybe it depends on the amount of sun???
I agree totally, Sissy--I love the way hydrangeas fade. They look almost as beautiful as they age as they do in their prime. I should be so lucky:)
ReplyDeleteSissy, I luv the simplicity of this post and the photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI suspect you are aging in a spectacular way!
Do you know where I can get some bear meat??? Truth be known, I'm not all that interested in football, but I live in GB, so I've no choice about absorbing some of it.
donna