34 Replies to “Wordless Wednesday: Hydrangea Heart”
Its so beautiful … 🙂
One of nature’s treats!
True! 🙂
And just the right color too!
The heart shaped flower was in a hydrangea border at Stourhead House. We hadn’t planned to go, but the avid map reader noticed it was only a few miles diversion from our route and neither of us had been before.
It was an added bonus the flower was pink – I boosted the colour a bit on the top version.
Perfectly beautiful, have a great day
Thanks – you too!
Very nice! It would make a great Valentine’s Day card.
You’re right. I have a habit of noticing natural hearts (I look for four leaved clovers too) but this one came as a surprise.
One of my absolute faves! Bella!
The filter gives it the look of a dried flower, doesn’t it?
Yes, and I often dry the hydrangeas because they seem to last forever! Really beautiful shot Sue.
I don’t have much success getting my plant to flower and never think of buying hydrangeas to dry them, but I should. Good quality dried flowers seem much harder to find these days.
That is just beautiful …
Beautiful shots Susan.
Fantastic. Both are beautiful.
Gorgeous shot and editing.
We’ve seen hydrangeas covered in blooms over the last few days but this one flower seemed like kismet.
Oh! You gotta know I LOVE this one! 😀
It was pretty much asking to be used in a wedding bouquet!
Have you ever been to Butchart Gardens is Victoria, B.C.? The hydrangeas there are as big around as your head. Never seen anything like them.
Susan Rushton 
Its so beautiful … 🙂
One of nature’s treats!
True! 🙂
And just the right color too!
The heart shaped flower was in a hydrangea border at Stourhead House. We hadn’t planned to go, but the avid map reader noticed it was only a few miles diversion from our route and neither of us had been before.
It was an added bonus the flower was pink – I boosted the colour a bit on the top version.
Perfectly beautiful, have a great day
Thanks – you too!
Very nice! It would make a great Valentine’s Day card.
You’re right. I have a habit of noticing natural hearts (I look for four leaved clovers too) but this one came as a surprise.
One of my absolute faves! Bella!
The filter gives it the look of a dried flower, doesn’t it?
Yes, and I often dry the hydrangeas because they seem to last forever! Really beautiful shot Sue.
I don’t have much success getting my plant to flower and never think of buying hydrangeas to dry them, but I should. Good quality dried flowers seem much harder to find these days.
That is just beautiful …
Beautiful shots Susan.
Fantastic. Both are beautiful.
Gorgeous shot and editing.
We’ve seen hydrangeas covered in blooms over the last few days but this one flower seemed like kismet.
Oh! You gotta know I LOVE this one! 😀
It was pretty much asking to be used in a wedding bouquet!
Have you ever been to Butchart Gardens is Victoria, B.C.? The hydrangeas there are as big around as your head. Never seen anything like them.
No, but it sounds lovely.