Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
Hydrangea 'Annabelle'
Early Autumn 2020
15
- 3
Early Summer 2020
22
- 1
Mid Autumn 2019
35
- 9
Early Spring 2018
18
- 3
Early Spring 2018
21
- 3





Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
Early Autumn 2020
15
Early Summer 2020
22

She's nearly ready to present herself
Mid Autumn 2019
35

Morning everyone on bright but chilly day. The lone bloom left on my hydrangea is still very pretty

That's a really pretty one 👌

Thanks Ange, another plant likely to be moved 🙂 @anges

Morning Jeremy. 3°C and quite breezy here at the moment. Need to finish mulching my DAHLIAS so hoping it stays dry 👋🙂

They have done well this year 👌

Morning Pauline here there's white lawns and brown leaves on the roses. The garden is settling in for winter @flof1952 👋👋

Morning Sue This year the roses, cosmos and hydrangea have been exceptional, a real sight for sure eyes 🙂👋👋

My Lime Rickey has three new flowers on, see what I mean about my garden, it’s totally crazy 🤔🤔

And my rose Wedgwood has still got buds forming, plain weird @pelly
Early Spring 2018
18

I went on a pruning course in March at Harlow Carr and 'acquired'(with permission of course) a couple of cuttings, it looks as if I may have been very lucky as this appears to have rooted... Yay!

That’s a great idea. I wonder if they do then here? Must ask local Nat Trust

Oooh fabulous 👌😄
Early Spring 2018
21

Not mine yet but a cutting I got (i.e. a stick stuck in my #bed2jpea ) hopefully will root and in a couple of years look like this 🙏😊

I have one grown from a cutting that has grown quite quickly. A word of warning, I lost the parent plant as something stripped the bark off, probably snails. Good luck with yours.

Thanks for the warning Jennifer , I'll keep an eye on it. It's a month or so late to plant a softwood cutting but with the weather we're having it might as well be January 😏 @euphorbia
Really pleased how this has done from a cutting taken earlier this year
Brilliant! 👍
It looks really healthy, well done 👍