This is a Hydrangea from my neighbors garden. It does put out multiple blooms and comes in different colors. Thanks for the help on the name.
There was a little ant on the flower so I had to get a close-up of it.
While I was there I thought on photo of the single flower would be nice.
Visit above to see a lot of great flowers.
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Looks like a beautiful pink hydrangea.
Beautiful hydrangeas FG, like your new header as well. Have a great Sunday.
Lovely photos, such great close ups!
interesting hygrangea color - lots of depth sandy
Yes, it is a Hydrangea, Tom. Looks like others have told you. It is a beauty--and so BIG. You captured it well.
Betsy
Beautiful flower and great macros Tom. That ant should make Joan proud.
Lovely hydrangea! And, lovely shots of it!
Nice work Tom, colour's beautiful.
The color is stunning.
Gorgeous hydrangeas. Such a deep pink.
We planted those this year and enjoyed them. If you ever get out West, we have to go fishing together.
Your neighbor has the best flowers in the garden...nice to see them posted these past few weeks!
Thank you for sharing the imagery of girly pinks today!!
What lush flower! I love this shade of pink - so rich!
Forget-me-nots are my contributions to flowers today
These are beautiful pictures of the Hydrangea, FG. I really like the color.
Lovely. I saw a plant at the garden centre recently with a large bloom. It was so beautiful that I was really tempted to buy it.
Fishing Guy, I just love your new header photo of the mourning dove. And your flower pics are really in the pink. Beautiful! Have a great week.
So lovely! my neighbour have hydrangea and it bloom all year long. Perhaps because it thrive in tropical climate.
so beautiful. that is a rare color. i have the pink, blue and white hydrangea..love your photo
What a flower.
Beautiful pictures of this flower.
Blessings,Ruth
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SO VERY NICE TO MEET YOU. I JOINED YOUR BLOG. I LOVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS...I WOULD LOVE TO SNAG A COPY OF THOSE 3 PINK FLOWERS SO I COULD USE THEM ON A COLLAGE I AM MAKING FOR AMY AT HOME
ANGEL HUGS
DEBBIE
KEEP FISHIN'
a lovely old fashioned flower that has become popular again. I remember them as a child at the beach on the Eastern shore of Maryland. I now have 3 in my garden.
How beatiful Tom. In December, our hydrangeas are at their best so we also call them "Christmas flowers".
Gealeyn: Definitely does. :)
What a lovely pink Hydrangea.
Tom the dove in your header seems to have moved...
Nice colours! About the snakes: luckely we don't have any in our garden.
Very nice...I like how the ph of the soil changes the colors of the hydrangea from pinks to blues..
"But the flower leaned aside
And thought of naught to say,
And morning found the breeze
A hundred miles away."
So says Robert Frost
Have a great day
The hydrangea stands the test of time, gorgeous shots.
lovely flower..
Pretty in pink : )
Tom, that is a very pretty flower and you've framed the nice pictures so well.
Beautiful pink, FG!!
Beautiful hydrangeas! And, Wow! What amazing captures! Great macro.
Pretty in pink! Lovely the way you frame them.
Lovely flowers! I also want to have that in my garden. Anyway, thanks for sharing this post. I've got an idea.
-fern-
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