Kat's Hydrangeas
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My mom loved Hydrangeas and some of my earliest memories of life involve a home
we had with HUGE hydrangea bushes and honeysuckle as well. We also had an open
field next to our home which in a way was my first garden as my mother planted it
each year with tomatoes and strawberries and such. My mother grew up in the inner
city and never really had a chance to grow up with a garden and so when she had her
4 daughters I think it was extra important to her to instill in us certain values about
nature.
I lost my mother to Multiple Sclerosis during my teenage years tho she passed away
when I was 21, it was difficult to say the least to grow up without her and in a way my
garden is a way to remember her the way she was before she was sick.
My first hydrangea bush here was purchased by my paternal grandmother who knew
I loved the plant and wanted to put some in because of my memories of my mother. I
have since added several others tho all in the white variety at this point. (Due to the
soil here in KS they grow best and until I have the garden more established I will not
be able to change the ph level of the soil to get blue or pink hydrangeas etc.
we had with HUGE hydrangea bushes and honeysuckle as well. We also had an open
field next to our home which in a way was my first garden as my mother planted it
each year with tomatoes and strawberries and such. My mother grew up in the inner
city and never really had a chance to grow up with a garden and so when she had her
4 daughters I think it was extra important to her to instill in us certain values about
nature.
I lost my mother to Multiple Sclerosis during my teenage years tho she passed away
when I was 21, it was difficult to say the least to grow up without her and in a way my
garden is a way to remember her the way she was before she was sick.
My first hydrangea bush here was purchased by my paternal grandmother who knew
I loved the plant and wanted to put some in because of my memories of my mother. I
have since added several others tho all in the white variety at this point. (Due to the
soil here in KS they grow best and until I have the garden more established I will not
be able to change the ph level of the soil to get blue or pink hydrangeas etc.
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