Hydrangeas for the Winter Season
I thought I'd take a little break from holiday photography and
show you something else today.
Remember all those hydrangeas I gathered and dried
during the autumn season?
Isn't it interesting to see the different colors they've
dried to?
Although the "blue hydrangea" has always been my favorite
when they are growing in a garden, I think this
dried hydrangea that has turned a lovely
aqua color is my favorite!
Which color do you favor?
Some have brown spots which I think means I probably didn't
pick them at the right time, but I saved them anyway as I think
they add a nice winter feeling to the mix.
This wooden basket holds them all nicely,
as long as I keep them where little Lucy can't get to them...
Lucy is so fascinated with them for some reason...
I don't want her to get sick if she eats one.
So, the dried hydrangea...
I think it will become a winter staple for me each year.
A lovely reminder of a warm, summer day in the midst
of a dark and chilly winter.
Warm wishes,
Becca
Comments
Have a terrific weekend!
xo Catherine
I had fun chatting with you the other day.
Till next time.
Hugs~
This year I have a creamy white, with touches of green, and a burgundy reddish colored blooms saved.
Yours are very beautiful, I love the mauve.
Jen
Gorgeous colors, all of them!
I had to chuckle as our dining table right now is filled to overflowing with jars of drying hydrangea blooms. I simply love them! I put them throughout the house for the winter months. Picking them is such a finicky skill. Even after many years, I don't have it down exactly.
Have a beautiful week!
xo
G