I found this gorgeous bunch of dried hydrangeas in Asheville at the ScreenDoor. Due to terrible weather here much of the Summer, my own blooms, although brilliant blue all Spring, dried to a dead looking rusty brown............these are so much prettier.
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They are really beautiful Mary, such a pretty colour
ReplyDeleteThe perfect blue!
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful in your olive bucket Mary...
ReplyDeletexo
Penny
A lovely bouquet and photo, Mary. My Endless Blue only produced 3 or 4 blooms in this, it's second year. I cut the best one yesterday as it was inside the leaves and protected. I hope it dries nicely. Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeletePretty indeed! I need to go buy some blue hydrangeas and let them dry. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThese are beauties, Mary. I had the same experience with my hydrangea blooms this year that you did.
ReplyDeleteYour trip to Asheville looks like it must have been perfect.
I adore dried hydrangeas in any color. These are truly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful blue - I'm envious!
ReplyDeleteI've got white and blue hydrangeas but they both seem to dry to a soft greenish/brownish cream.
I want blue too!!!
A pretty vignette Mary and I would love that old paper border you've used!!
Hugs for a happy weekend in your neck of the woods!
Shane xox
They look really pretty in that basket. ☺
ReplyDeleteHydrangeas are my favorite. Your display is lovely and that sconce is too die for!
ReplyDeleteThey are a beautiful blue. Mine are oddly colored this year, too. Some will make it for drying, but most are faded and pale brown.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love your blue hydrangeas.
ReplyDeleteI haven't even looked at mine the past week to see what they are doing.
Must run now and look.