Ice-edged by durleybeachbum
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Lace-cap Hydrangea in my garden

Comments (25)
I love this Hydrangea, with the icy colors on. I too love your post-work, Andrea. That makes the eye falls on the right piece.
These flowers look beautiful with the frost on them. I am guessing that unfortunately the frost will kill them, unless they are extremely hardy.
Stunning capture Andrea. God Bless.
Oh this is so pretty Andrea, really lovely, hugs Jane xx
Very cool capture
very nice flower
A most effective and lovely image !
Pretty, lovely flower!!
superb and so sharp
Its amazing what can make a beautiful picture. well done.
Lovely lovely!!
Fine foto of the Hydrangea, which with its patterns, reminds me of butterflies.
What a pretty image of your garden beauties, Dear Andrea! I like the icy look to them, and yet so vibrant and alive, even with some cold! Excellent detailed capture and clarity! This made my day!
GREAT CAPTURE THEY LOOK BURNT BY THE ICE
outstanding flower!
Very beautiful with the kiss of ice on them; wonderful capture!
Snow, smow, I feel like blooming! These guys don't know when to quit. Lovely picture of perseverance.
This is an awesome looking image and the flower as well I wonder how they would grow here and how do I find them? Thanks if you answer:) a fav for sure Hugs Susan~
I love the way they've aged. Beautiful!
Mine are just reduced to sticks and aren't talking to me till next spring.
Lovely capture..can't imagine the flowers still looking so good
Very nice.
I love this great shot girl.
terrific background work, and wonderful frosting on teh flowers. It just amazes me that you still have blooms in your garden. Everything in ours is dead. Your garden stays very interesting even in the depth of winter. Ours is mostly browns, some of the weeds keep their green. It would be the weeds stay green, LOL.
So lucky to have blooms this late in the season!