An impressive specimen of a paniculata
4 years ago
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I was driving through a residential neighbourhood and this hydrangea caught my eye. It has to be 10 feet wide and over 8 feet tall. It is *one* hydrangea.
(We have been experiencing a very dry July and August and I bet the blossoms aren't a large as usual).
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