Fragile Beauty Photograph by Carol Senske

Fragile Beauty

by Carol Senske

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Title

Fragile Beauty

Artist

Carol Senske

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Description

This hydrangea flower head survived the winter and is still standing. It looked so lovely with the sun shining through the translucent petals that I had to take a picture:>)

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March 23rd, 2013

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Comments (4)

Nancy Kane Chapman

I have so many hydrangea plants. Usually I bring them in when green and keep them in bowls in the winter. This year I'm going to leave some so that I can explore this idea.....wonderful photography! V/F

Carol Senske replied:

I think, under the right conditions, they could be dramatic additions to dried bouquets. I was scolded by a Tasmanian friend for not pruning them in the fall - LOL. Thank you kindly, ma'am, for the comment and V/F!