Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Tatton Park Revisited

At the weekend I went to check out how the beautiful hydrangea plant at Tatton Park is getting on, I have since found out that it is of the lace cap variety. The growth has been rapid and it is now in bud but still retains some of last years dead flowers.



There has been a lot of growth by the window which is almost completely obscured by greenery.



It is supposed to flower in July but it is already in bud and looks fairly close to flowering, I am looking forward to finding out what colour it is.



It was a lovely day full of sunshine and flowers and tree hugging. Today however I am wearing a jumper and it looks like rain!!
Posted by Sandra Robinson at 11:09
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  1. Helen Booth13 April 2012 at 14:56

    thank you for listing me as one of your favourite artists.! Your blog is also very inspiring:)

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    1. Sandra Robinson13 April 2012 at 23:25

      Thanks so much for leaving a comment Helen. I think your paintings are really beautiful and I especially like your colour palette, and congratulations on your recent Pollock-Krasner award.

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