This was so lovely even with most of the flowers smushed and decayed. A quick cleanup at home and it’s as good as new. Anyone hazard to help me identify this little beauty?
@Sjoerd Thanks Sjoerd, I think you are spot on. I was thinking possibly a hydrangea but it was inside and I had never seen this striking color for a hydrangea before. Guess I will have to find a bigger outdoors pot for it and enjoy it in my shady summer sitting area.
Good luck with it, Jewell— it is a real looker. I have seen a similar one before, but not as lovely as this specimen. I am a leedl bit jealous.
Jewel… pardon the pun ..Wow what a beauty.. You certainly have found quite a garden jewel… Never seen one like that either… hydrangeas are beautiful have many around in my garden… Sjoerd..great ID… it’s a beautiful hydrangea… and a unique hybrid.
@Pacnorwest a great bonus indeed. I was remiss to remove some lilac and hydrangea that were scattered about the area I needed to have leveled and had weed trees rooted in their centers. Eventually this plant will have a home where it can be throughly enjoyed by many. @eileen I had no idea hydrangea came in such a color. Now I hope to get it to thrive. Seems it may be four twig starts without adequate roots. Guess they had to get it to market for Mothers Day
