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Beautiful! I’m shopping for Hydrangeas tomorrow and may need to add Little Lamb to my list. 🙂
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I also have one called Limelight that I really like. Little Lamb is a smaller bush with smaller flowers. Both have a lime green flower – Limelight takes on rose colors as blossoms ages.
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Thanks for info Pat!
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How lovely! I especially love that lily, It seems to be emitting it’s own beautiful light!
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Thanks, Sue.
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So pretty! 🙂
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i’ve not seen that coreopsis before, and it’s been a long time since i’ve seen hydrangeas like that.. living in the tropics, i see lots of exotics, but sometimes it’s nice to see nostalgic flowers from the temperate zone!
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Yes, I know what you mean. Where we stay in Florida is just above the tropic line and I love the wide variety of tropical plants but always look forward to returning to Michigan to see my temperate friends come up and bloom.
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i have never seen wisteria in the tropics here in latin america, and i always love seeing those images! ah, those cascades of brief bloom are so heavenly!
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Simply beautiful…….
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thanks…
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All are so beautiful! Love these July flowers.
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Thanks, Amy. They are doing really well this year.
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Aargh, that top photo is magical.
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A nice little bouquet of shots, Pat. I especially like the soft touch on the third flower.
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Thanks, Tom. I was in my “soft mood”. 🙂
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Beautiful photos. Absolutely love the first one because of the focus and the colours 🙂
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Thanks you, Inga.
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