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Bramble Garden 
Karen – thank you for following my blog. I love hydrangeas which grow very well here in Oregon. My mom does not like them so much and we have a fun little battle over this issue. I smile every time I see or hear about hydrangeas thinking about my mom and our friendly disagreement. Thank you for bringing a smile to my day with your post.
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What a lovely thing to say. I’m glad I’ve made you smile. That is what gardening and friendship is all about. I’m pleased to have found a kindred spirit via gardening and writing. All the very best. Karen x
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I wonder if you’ve seen a hydrangea called gypsy. If not, do look out for it. It’s new and so very pretty at all stages of growth. I’ll post some photos if I can find them. x
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I have not heard of the gypsy – I will look into it. Maybe it will be the hydrangea that converts my mom!
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Lovely!
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What attractive leaves it has!
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Thank you Cathy. It’s a fab plant. Had lovely creamy white flowers in summer (good for flower arranging) and bright autumn colours. Keeps its leaves into the new year.
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What wonderful leaves to have at this time of year!
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They are such good value plants. Lovely pinky white flowers in summer, then leaves that last right into the new year.
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Lovely colour. xx
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Thank you Mike. Have a great day 🙂 x
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