The skeleton flowers of Hydrangea serrata Shojo to me symbolise delicate.
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They remind me of the gorgeous delicate casings of my tomatilloes
They are like lace, Helen, and that’s definately delicate. Chrisitna
Beautiful – reminded me of lace flowers.
They do look delicate, like lace!
Now that’s what I call delicate. Beautiful.
Awesome !!!
There is a part of the garden world that is delicate, and fragile; you have captured it so well.
How beautiful! Flowers and leaves do leave the most beautiful skeletons. You are right — even flowers past their prime have a charm all their own!
Lovely. I’ve never seen Hydrangea blooms like those.
Beautiful!!!
Very pretty; the second picture looks like a lace butterfly.
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they are like butterflies…beautiful