Continuing the gardenblogger tradition of showing off our blooms on the 15th of the month, I present one of my favorite scenes in the garden: lacecap hydrangeas, astilbes and (in the upper right) an ‘Anthony Waterer’ spirea. For a longer view, click on over to GardenRant.
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My favorite color combination! That’s so lovely.
I use the shorter, spirea ‘Neon Flash’ for the color. I have three massed together and surrounded by monarda, echinacea and salvia with the same bloom color in full sun in my deer resistant garden.
Cameron
That is a gorgeous combination for June. I have hydrangea envy now. Lovely, thanks for sharing.
Cameron, do you have a photo of that? It sounds gorgeous.
How beautiful!I have never had luck with hydrangeas,so I love looking at your’s.
Wow, Susan, that’s got impact! It’s beautiful.
Very impressive! And what a great photo!
I just love that – my favorite colors mixed together in interesting forms and textures. Absolutely wonderful.
Hey Susan,
Such a lovely combination!
H.
That’s a great looking combination. Massing is the way to go.
Gorgeous tapestry of blooms!
Magnifico! WOOT!
Lovely combination Susan…I saw Anthony Waterer massed on a hillside recently…Quite a presentation. gail
What a beautiful combination, Susan! And in my favorite garden colors as well. I enjoyed meeting you at Spring Fling; I love the way you’ve planted the alliums in your other photo–I have a feeling we’re going to be seeing lots of them in all the Spring Flingers’ gardens next season:)
Beautiful-I love the white and purple combination.