As I’ve written about in some of my prior posts, I have been trying to improve the appearance of my garden in winter. Part of this improvement includes appreciating the beauty that is already there, such as the large, mature hydrangea at the top of Goldberry Hill. The form and color of the bare stems have a beauty all their own.
For a picture of this same hydrangea in summer, click here: http://heirloomgardener.blogspot.com/2008/01/gardening-on-hill-goldberry-hill-in.html
Heirloom Gardener 
It’s amazing how beautiful your hydrangea is even in the winter, I can hardly wait for spring :). I’ve enjoyed reading your blog, your home and gardens are so beautiful, thank you for sharing.
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Improving winter interest is a worthwhile goal (& 1 I share). It’s great that you don’t have to cover & protect that Hydrangea & instead can enjoy its winter silhouette.
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Minnesota Kathi,Thank you for the compliment. I like your blog too and just added it to my blog list.-Heirloom Gardener
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It is a beauti in al the sesons.I´m glad that I live in a county who has that.Ken
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