It is Summer
It is officially Summer -
the kids are getting out of school, today, and my hydrangeas are in bloom!




I think these are Annabelles. They divide easily and look great all summer! My mother-in-law gave me one Annabelle about 6 years ago, and I divided, and divided, and divided ......and now have a long hedge of them!
I painted this, yesterday, for a friend headed to the hospital for a while - but my kids suggested something a little less "childish" for their teenage friend. I'll post my second painting, tomorrow.


Hooked on Houses and The Inspired Room and The Shabby Nest are having blog parties, today!
Here is how I divide hydrangeas:
In the early spring, just as the first growths are visible at the base of the plant. I take a shovel and split the hydrangea into two or more pieces (with a root attached to each piece). Replant and keep watered for the first month.
Comments
Your Annabelles are gorgeous!! And it's great that they look beautiful all summer long :-)
Kelly @ DesignTies
When you divide again, please save me a plant!
I like your painting....Betty