A hydrangea left from the summer, covered in some winter attire.
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11 comments:
How lovely!
That is so pretty!
my first viewing of a frosted and frozen, maybe freeze dried hydrangea. My mother had 3 bushes, about 6 feet tall of these beautiful flowers. love the photo
It is pretty, even now.
Such a great capture of summer and winter together, my friend!
Beautiful.
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Poor guy - but it will come back - what color was it?
This is beautiful. Even dried hydrangea flowers are lovely graced with dollops of snow.
Sue
This is a picture that I would want to frame...I love the dried hydrangea and against the winter snow...it just pops in this photo. Have a good Wednesday
Isn't that pretty!!!
Looks like an ice cream cone! LOL. It's beautiful!! Would love to see the hydrangea when it blooms again! They are so beautiful!!
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