Daughter Kelly gave this Hydrangea to me for Mother's Day. It's a beauty and is going to look great out in the back yard.
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4 comments:
When I saw it, I thought of my mommy! It's beautiful like you! I can't wait to see it grow in the years to come :o)
Sweet, Kelly! I haven't had any luck with Hydrangeas. Hope yours blooms for many years.
Such a beautiful gift, Kelly! I hope you enjoy your Hydrangea for many years to come!
Thanks, Kelly! :)
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