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Friday, November 06, 2009
Fall Colors: Pee Gee Hydrangea in the Front Border
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7 comments:
I have a few hydrangeas but they never flourish. I especially like yours.
My PeeGee put out a few new blossoms! Great plant.
It's beautiful in this stage as well.
Oh your hydrangea is so beautiful. I love them. they are pretty tricky here in this part of Texas. It is so nice to enjoy yours.
Debbie
Love hydrangeas and the Fall beauty of this one is a bonus. Looks like one needed in my garden.
I have never seen this bloom before..but it looks really lovely.
I agree..this is one flower I should not miss having around. :)
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