A hydrangea left from the summer, covered in some winter attire.
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13 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!!
Love the contrast of that. Official Spring is only weeks away - yay!
A beautiful combination!
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