They are soo pretty, Kathy!

If you'll fry some bacon, saute some onions, combine with a big pot of boiling water, and chunk in that cabbage head, I'll be right there!
Jim

Thanks.
I used a small head several days ago for fried cabbage.
I am having a hard time cutting that one, as it has no looper holes. LOL

Gorgeous flowers! You do have a way with growing an excellent cottage garden. Are you sure we're in the same zone? ;-) My yard must have 'zoned out' somewhere along the line. LOL

Well, Roselee, you blew my line about zone envy ...LOL>
I am so impressed with the tree form of the brugs in the zones where they don't have to be cut back for winter. All the plants are lovely, Kathy, but brugs are very dear to my heart.

Beautiful flowers and very inspiring. Hydrangeas are a favorite of mine, I didn't think they would do well here. They look great.

Thanks y'all.
I forgot to mention, the yellow brug's parent came from Carrie. The original plant self rooted in the mail, during a very long shipment.

I have about 6 hydrangeas. Most are the repeat bloomers. They certainly don't grow like they do in east TX, but they will survive and need afternoon shade here.