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What a beautiful colour, I bet they were stunning when they were in full bloom.
I’ve heard that if you put coffee grounds in the soil, they will brighten right up. Something about the acid or whatever. Really pretty.
What an unusual colour these hydrangeas are – still beautiful as they near their end though!
Oh it is a shame that they are starting to lose their lovely colour
It was quite interesting. Seemed to be a bit confused! I thought the colour was to do with the soil not the weather??