My new plant and cutting looked much fresher this morning, after an overnight soak in their bucket. And thanks to the kindly hotelier providing some oversized plastic bags to keep the roots moist, they have made it to my next stop looking only a little limp.
I’m hoping another soak in the bucket, along with some of the abundant rain that’s falling, will keep them alive. I’m in a lodge with garden access, so they can pretend to be at home, rather than a hotel bathroom.
And the chrysanthemums — they’re a gift from my step-mother too, but the vanity was barely big enough for the hydrangeas, so they spent last night in the shower cubicle.
I am pleased that day two has been a success Su π I look forward to more of The Hydrangea Who Lived To Tell The Tale
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Thanks Brian. It is a story I want to tell!!
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I am riveted to the screen awaiting the next chapter Su π
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Another day in the back of the car, then hopefully home to anew life beyond the bucket π
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Can hardly wait for the Hydrangea and The Hole π
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Hehe. Today Iβm just grateful for The Hydrangea in the Bucket Outside the Back Door.
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Rest up for a big digging day tomorrow π
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Saluting the determined gardener π
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Thanks Tish. Iβm feeling more like Heath Robinson than Monty Don at the moment.
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Ha!
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This is so funny π€£
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Weβre enjoying it β except when I almost decapitated it in the car door.
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I do enjoy a well-travelled plant.
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How many more days til you’re home?
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Weβll be home tomorrow.
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It will all be worth it. π
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They’re going to look lovely in your garden Su.
Leslie
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Thanks Leslie; I need to figure out where to put them.
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They’ll be tall so in the back a bit…
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So glad you mentioned the other plant. I kept looking at it, trying to see hydrangea. One more day!
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π¬ sorry about that. I should have taken a photo of it in the shower cubicle β but it really was a small bathroom.
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Not to worryπ₯° Hope all goes well with your travels. π
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Itβs definitely looking perkier today!
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Itβs even better this morning after a night out in the rain.
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Keep on keeping alive, hydrangeas π
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Love your story of travelling plants!! π
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Thanks: it was fun, but surprisingly fraught. I guess I was worried about killing my step-motherβs gift π
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LOL! Better killing her gift than herself – that’s a story often heard. π
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Hehe. Not likely in my case. She is a lovely woman who takes very good care of my dad.
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That’s wonderful! Nothing worse than clichΓ©s!! π
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