I am speechless!

Beautiful!!!

Gorgeous! You should be on a garden tour!

how wonderful

Breathtaking - you are blessed!

Your yard is beautiful thanks for sharing.

Cath

Oh wow! Just wow! That is one fabulous garden. How many years have you been working on it?

What a treat to see on a rainy day like this. I can hardly wait until the 11th!!!! I thought the color of hydrangeas was determined by how much acid is in the soil. Guess that isn't true???

Your hydrangeas are just as gorgeous as your roses are!!!!! I would love to be able to walk through your garden some day. Do you put extra lime on those purple/lavender hydrangeas? If so, how much, how often, etc.

hydrangeanut, you are gifted indeed. Not only are the plants amazing, the design and layout of the whole place is spectacular. The oakleaf hydrangea is unbelievable!

Love it! Thanks so much,

Rose

Wow!
We were in Macon during Cherry Blossom time and were very impressed. I have never seen so many hydrangeas and so many colors before. Absolutely beautiful! I can't wait to be living in Macon. You are truly gardeners who garden with love!
Amazing!
Rose

Beautiful!

Its taken four years for my 'Blue Billows' to join hands. This year they have formed a 6wx10lx5h mass of perfection.

A friend of mine has a hydrangea that blooms the darkest yet brilliant purple I have ever seen. I will propagate it this summer. You've proved to me that there isn't such a thing as too many hydrangeas.

Thank you for the wonderful photos.

You do have a gorgeous garden.
How do you keep the bright blue color in Hydrangeas?

Oh my, those are just gorgeous! It's funny I saw yours this morning because I have been wanting to plant some and this morning went out in the yard to see where I would put them. I have some big shrubs that are in front of my porch, where I would like to put the hydrangeas, so I was wondering how difficult it would be to transplant the shrubs, and hopefully not kill them. Anyways, all that to say, your garden is beautiful!! Such an inspiration!!