A favorite flower of mine. Love your blue colored ones. I wish I had room for more. Mine are currently getting an hour of direct sun in the afternoon and look like the photo you posted during that heat wave. This should only last another week and then the sun will be lower in the sky again.
I had great admiration for Lady Bird Johnson. She was an incredibly strong woman who endured much, but remained focused on making the world a better place.
Your blooms are beautiful, and I know you must be enjoying them. Thanks for sharing with us.
Hello Rhondi, Your flowers are beautiful! When I look at the picture in your header, I just want to set down and breath in the beauty. And a glass of pink lemonade and a cupcake would be very nice. Thank you for a lovely post and have a wonderful day....
Thanks for stopping back at my blog and believe me, I understand about "cholesterol" - I have mine controlled with meds!
So, when I make the meatball sandwich for my husband on a bun, I have mine on a whole wheat or spinach tortilla wrap...or on Pumpernickel bread (which is allowed on my diet...within moderation).
Oh Rhondi, how beautiful is that! Hydrangeas are one of my favorite flowers, I bought my first one this spring, but the leaves are looking kind of scorched, and I'm screaming... I've planted them in a shaddy place, so I can't figure out what's wrong with them.... :(
I would love to have your garden feature on our "Garden Party" this coming Saturday. Send me a pic and I will add you to our list.
Hi Rhondi! thanks for stopping by for a visit today! and thank you for your sweet comments! I ADORE you hydrangeas , they are my fav! I also collect blue and white china but havent gotten around to photos of it it, but yours is gorgeous! Hope you enjoy your evening and stop by again soon. ~ Hugs ~ Cynthia
Rhondi, Those flowers are beautiful.I was so sad last year when Lady Bird Johnson passed.My daughter lives in Austin and the church that they had Lady Bird's Memorial is right next to her Condo. We couldn't figure out what was going on until we turned the television on and realized that it was her funeral.She did wonderful things for the Texas road sides. By the way, those twin boys are precious.You are so blessed to have two! Nancy
I love hydrangeas! Yours are perfect. Here they bloom at Christmas time in summer. I always associate them with the Christmas church service. And as for hope - without it we cannot face tomorrow. Most of all our hope in Christ! Love Eleanor
Hey Rhondi, thank you for stoppin' and visitin' me at The Cottage. I see you've started cutting Hydrangeas too, I love the pink. The blue looks so good with the blue willow also. Hope you come back often and have a wonderful night. Hugs, RoseMarie
Hi Thanks so very much for taking the time to leave a comment. I always read every one. I am glad you stopped by for a visit. Hope you'll come again! Rhondi
"Where flowers bloom, so does hope." Ladybird Johnson
I love your blooms Rhondi!! I can't wait til my hydrangea are big enough to provide me with lovely blooms like that!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love hydrangeas!! Yours are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWe have 9 plants (Endless Summer) that are just beginning to open and I can hardly wait to cut some and put them in my pretty crystal vase.
~Blessings,
Jan
A favorite flower of mine. Love your blue colored ones. I wish I had room for more. Mine are currently getting an hour of direct sun in the afternoon and look like the photo you posted during that heat wave. This should only last another week and then the sun will be lower in the sky again.
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I had great admiration for Lady Bird Johnson. She was an incredibly strong woman who endured much, but remained focused on making the world a better place.
ReplyDeleteYour blooms are beautiful, and I know you must be enjoying them. Thanks for sharing with us.
What a beautiful blue color!
ReplyDeleteHello Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful! When I look at the picture in your header, I just want to set down and breath in the beauty. And a glass of pink lemonade and a cupcake would be very nice. Thank you for a lovely post and have a wonderful day....
They're simply beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteMine is only a year old, but I sure wish it would bloom! Your's is beautiful. So romantic, the hydrangea.
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Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping back at my blog and believe me, I understand about "cholesterol" - I have mine controlled with meds!
So, when I make the meatball sandwich for my husband on a bun, I have mine on a whole wheat or spinach tortilla wrap...or on Pumpernickel bread (which is allowed on my diet...within moderation).
~Blessings,
Jan
Hortências from Azores...
ReplyDeleteVery prety.
What beautiful flowers. I love the vase too.
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me to cut some in my yard!
Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteYour hydrangeas are gorgeous especially in that beautiful blue & white pitcher.
Oh Rhondi, how beautiful is that! Hydrangeas are one of my favorite flowers, I bought my first one this spring, but the leaves are looking kind of scorched, and I'm screaming... I've planted them in a shaddy place, so I can't figure out what's wrong with them.... :(
ReplyDeleteI would love to have your garden feature on our "Garden Party" this coming Saturday. Send me a pic and I will add you to our list.
Hugs
Cielo
I just love all the different shades of the hydrangeas.... they are so pretty.
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Linda
What gorgeous blooms. Spot the odd one out? x
ReplyDeleteHi Rhondi! thanks for stopping by for a visit today! and thank you for your sweet comments! I ADORE you hydrangeas , they are my fav! I also collect blue and white china but havent gotten around to photos of it it, but yours is gorgeous! Hope you enjoy your evening and stop by again soon. ~ Hugs ~ Cynthia
ReplyDeleteBlue and white porcelain with blue hydrangeas. You are truly my kind of girl (woman).
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers!! Love the blue vase! Hugs, vanessa
ReplyDeleteI still love those beautiful blue hydrangeas! They looks so nice with your blue and white dishes!
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I wanna grow hydrangeas (whine)....Yours look so pretty with your blue and white china. I love the little touch of pink too!
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Penny
That is a beautiful picture. I love the yellow painted walls with all the blue and white. The hydrangeas, well, wow!
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Hi Rhondi! Love your Hydrangeas, can't wait for mine to get big enough to make gorgeous flowers like yours.
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Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are beautiful.I was so sad last year when Lady Bird Johnson passed.My daughter lives in Austin and the church that they had Lady Bird's Memorial is right next to her Condo. We couldn't figure out what was going on until we turned the television on and realized that it was her funeral.She did wonderful things for the Texas road sides. By the way, those twin boys are precious.You are so blessed to have two!
Nancy
Hi Rhondi, love your BLUE Hydrangeas. Mine don't turn blue unless I add some magic stuff to the dirt!
ReplyDeleteLove, Ann
I love hydrangeas! Yours are perfect. Here they bloom at Christmas time in summer. I always associate them with the Christmas church service. And as for hope - without it we cannot face tomorrow. Most of all our hope in Christ! Love Eleanor
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! These would be perfect on a mantel- check out all teh ideas today!
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kari & kijsa
Hey Rhondi, thank you for stoppin' and visitin' me at The Cottage. I see you've started cutting Hydrangeas too, I love the pink. The blue looks so good with the blue willow also. Hope you come back often and have a wonderful night. Hugs, RoseMarie
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